Overview
- Emma Meesseman returned to the WNBA after nearly three years and posted 11 points, two rebounds and three assists in her 17-minute debut to help New York snap a four-game losing streak.
- In her second game she tallied 13 points, three rebounds, two assists and two blocks in an 85–76 win over the Dallas Wings at Barclays Center.
- Her arrival joins Breanna Stewart and Jonquel Jones as a trio of former Finals MVPs and strengthens the Liberty’s frontcourt during absences by Stewart, Nyara Sabally and Kennedy Burke.
- Meesseman’s length and defensive instincts have added rim protection and playmaking that mesh with New York’s read-and-react offense, expediting team chemistry.
- New York’s 19–10 record reflects regained momentum as coach Sandy Brondello refines rotations to accommodate Meesseman and manage a demanding schedule.