Who New York Liberty might acquire
The WNBA trade deadline is fast approaching, and teams are running out of time to make season-defining moves. The New York Liberty has been quite silent in the market. And in this article we will look at the WNBA Trade Deadline Predictions around the Liberty.
If any team has fallen off a cliff recently, it is the New York Liberty. After a dream start to their latest campaign, the Liberty’s form crashed dramatically post All-Star break. The All-Star break appears to have disrupted their rhythm, leaving the roster looking sluggish and disjointed since returning.
As a result of that, they are currently on a four game losing streak. Though the Liberty sit at the second position, the Atlanta Dream have closed in on the gap and could overtake their prestigious position.
The Liberty lose their fourth straight game tonight against the Sun.
— Yahoo Sports (@YahooSports) August 2, 2025
New York has not lost four in a row since 2022 😳 pic.twitter.com/x22lz3H51x
The Liberty have a near zero cap space to make a move at this point in the trade window. They had roughly $119,000 in cap space before the Emma Meesseman deal, which has now been entirely exhausted. If the front office has to make a move, it will be on the basis of outgoings.
Rebecca Allen (Chicago Sky): A veteran 3-and-D, Allen brings top shooting with a 40 percent record from the deep. She could be acquired to add depth for a second round pick and a bench piece. With Breanna Stewart out, Rebecca Allen can step-in for New York.
DiJonai Carrington (Dallas Wings): The New York Liberty will be looking to strengthen their frontcourt if a move is possible. DiJonai Carrington could be available for a future draft swap, giving Liberty valuable depth and defensive grit.
The Wings have guards in abundance and will not stand in the way if a move is explored. She has a prowess of knocking down threes and being a relentless on-ball defender.
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