Breanna Stewart

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WNBA semifinals · Game 2 final

Dream survive overtime, beat Liberty 101-98 and take a 2-0 lead

Atlanta won the extra period 13-10 after regulation ended 88-88. Jordin Canada and Angel Reese scored 23 points each, while New York's 17 turnovers became 28 Dream points.

Atlanta Dream
New York Liberty
Jordin Canada

WNBA · Playoffs

Liberty sweep top-seeded Lynx and move on in WNBA playoffs

New York beat Minnesota 87-71 in Brooklyn to close the first-round series 2-0. Breanna Stewart and Jonquel Jones each scored 21, while Jones added 13 rebounds.

New York Liberty
Minnesota Lynx
Breanna Stewart

Liberty · WNBA playoffs

Stewart's 34 put the No. 8 Liberty one win from eliminating Minnesota

New York beat the top-seeded Lynx 91-75 in Game 1. The best-of-three series now moves to Brooklyn with Minnesota facing elimination.

New York Liberty
Minnesota Lynx
Breanna Stewart

WNBA · Liberty playoff preview

The No. 8 Liberty draw top-seeded Minnesota. Their season series tells a closer story.

New York won two of three meetings with the Lynx, including a September road victory. The best-of-three first round begins Sunday, with the game-specific tip time still to verify.

New York Liberty
Minnesota Lynx
WNBA playoffs

Liberty · Playoff seeding

The Liberty lost to Atlanta. Wednesday now carries the answer.

Atlanta beat New York 95-84 at Barclays Center. The Liberty have one regular-season game left, a rematch that will help settle the postseason bracket.

Liberty
Dream
WNBA playoffs

Liberty · Regular-season stretch run

The playoffs have not started. The Liberty already look ready.

New York overwhelmed Toronto 106–69 for its third straight win. Breanna Stewart scored 27 in 22 minutes, and two regular-season games remain before the WNBA playoffs begin September 27.

Liberty
Breanna Stewart
Toronto Tempo

FIBA · Women's World Cup

USA 97, France 79. Stewart takes the MVP.

A 30–12 third quarter turned a halftime deficit into U.S. control. Breanna Stewart's double-double led a fifth consecutive Women's World Cup title.

FIBA
World Cup
Breanna Stewart