The ruled champion New York Liberty has not won the game continuously as he started this season 9–0.
Since that great beginning, they are just 4-6.
Liberty will get another shot on the streak of a win on Sunday afternoon when they host the Atlanta Dream.
New York is coming out of the 87-78 victory on Tuesday night on Las Vegas. Liberty received a great performance from Sabrina Eansku, Breena Stewart and Leone Fiabich.
The INESCU had a height of the game in points (28) and aid (eight). Stewart had 15 points, seven rebounds and five assistance. And Fiabich, who had 15 points, had a height of the game in rebound (nine) and block (three).
Kennedy Burke added 10 points and a game-high six theft.
“We were really active (on defense),” INESCU said. “We increased intensity.”
The Liberty won three players with injuries: Jonkel Jones (ankle), Natasha cloud (hip) and Isabel Harrison (knee).
For the season, Stewart ranks fourth in the league in Scoring (19.6), and INESCU ranks fifth (19.4). INESCU also ranks second in 3-pointers per game (2.6).
New York and Atlanta have divided two games against each other in this season, in which each team is winning in their home court.
Sapna, which ended 15-25 in the previous season, has improved a lot on 12-8 this season.
There is a major reason for the rise of Atlanta. The fourth overall pick in the 2017 draft, Gray, was traded in a dream in January 2023 by Dallas. Since that deal, Gray has become a three-time all-star.
This year, Gray is doing his best season, average 18.7 points, 5.4 rebounds and 4.0, while making 41.6 percent of his 3-pointers.
She was named an all-star game starter-the first dream player to earn that honor since 2018. And Espn.com recently gave him a favorite name to earn WNBA’s best player award.
Gray, however, was held on Friday for six points in a loss of 99–82 in Indiana.
Dream coach Carl Smaceco said about the defense on gray, “He was associated with him, which was doing his work.” “They were doing her double-team.”
The Florida Gulf Coast has made a difference by the aggressive coach, a highly considered aggressive coach from its days. Last year, Sapna was final in the league in scoring. This year, they are third.
Rhine Howard is second in dreams with 16.5 points per game. Briya Jones (13.6), Jordin Canada (10.5) and Britney Grinner (10.0) are also scoring in double figures.
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