Overview
- Emma Meesseman, the 2019 WNBA Finals MVP, signed with New York on Friday and is expected to make her Liberty debut on Sunday
- New York enters the rematch on a four-game losing streak—their longest since 2022—and is missing Breanna Stewart (knee), Kennedy Burke (calf) and Nyara Sabally (knee)
- Connecticut stunned the defending champions with a 78-62 win on August 1 despite holding the league’s worst record at 5-21
- Sun guard Marina Mabrey led the upset with 18 points, 10 rebounds and eight assists and has been joined by rising players like Aneesah Morrow and Leila Lacan under coach Rachid Meziane
- Sunday’s game at Mohegan Sun Arena will be televised on NBC Sports Boston and WWOR-My9 and streamed on Liberty Live and WNBA League Pass