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Liberty Seek to End Three-Game Skid in Matchup with Struggling Sun

Short-handed by multiple injuries, New York will test its depth at Mohegan Sun Arena with Connecticut hoping to secure its first win in over a month.

Leonie Fiebich #13 of the New York Liberty dribbles up the court while Alanna Smith #8 of the Minnesota Lynx defends in the third quarter at Target Center on July 30, 2025 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Stephanie Talbot of the Liberty tries to drive past Sun defender Jacy Sheldon during a WNBA game on Friday night at Mohegan Sun Arena. Sheldon and the Sun stunned the defending champs with a 78-62 win. (Sean D. Elliot/Getty Images)
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Overview

  • The Liberty have dropped three straight games, most recently a 100-93 loss Wednesday to the Minnesota Lynx in which Sabrina Ionescu posted 31 points, five rebounds and four assists.
  • Breanna Stewart, Nyara Sabally and Kennedy Burke are sidelined, forcing New York to rely on reserves for Friday’s contest.
  • Connecticut holds the league’s worst mark at 4-21 and has lost five of its last six outings, including a 101-85 defeat to the Seattle Storm on Monday.
  • Tina Charles leads the Sun with 16.1 points and 5.8 rebounds per game but has received limited support from her teammates.
  • Despite missing key players, the Liberty still rank first in the WNBA in scoring (87.9 PPG) and three-pointers made (10.0 per game), underscoring their offensive depth.