If you are wondering how the Seattle Storm is probably exceeded expectations in the WNBA season, after participating with the major scorer Jewel Lloyd, look at the 3-point line.
The New York Liberty wants to be aware of its skills outside the arc on Sunday, when the team first meets to start New York’s Char-Board Trip.
In Las Vegas on Friday night 90-83 win, Seattle (8–5) canned 11 out of 23 3-pointers, with four beginnings for all of them. In the season, the 38.5 percent success rate of the store goes from a deep league.
“I think it starts with the quality of 3S that we are getting,” said Point Guard Skyler Digins. “They are great shots, they look great most of the time, and so it is no surprise that we are shooting with confidence.”
Four Seattle players are winning at least 43.5 percent of the 3-point range, headed by Elsha Clarke at 46.4. Digins, who is drowning 43.8 percent, takes the team to scoring (18.3) and helps (6.2). 17.2 PPG and a team-high 8.5 rebound Nneka Obwumike Chips.
While the storm is 5–1 in its last six matches, Liberty (10–2) entered the game with domestic loss of 89–81 on Thursday for Phoenix. New York was dropped from 25–16 in the fourth quarter and was dropped from 42–32 for the game.
And Liberty might have to play without the Center Jonquel Jones (ankle), who left the Phoenix game in another quarter. The absence of Jones increased Phoenix 26 seconds.
New York coach Sandy Brondelo said, “We will find a way to rebound.” “We can’t just put all this on (Jones), so it’s about all of us. Ball-watching, jumping backwards … those things we can fix. It is just a mentality that we have got to flip.”
Breanna Stewart pumped 35 points on Thursday night and is 21.1 average, while Sabrina is killing 20.4 despite a thick game against IenESCU Phoenix. INESCU made only 3 out of 16 attempts from the region, 1 out of 10 from the 3-point range.
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