New York and Connecticut prepare for another decisive chapter in their Eastern Conference
The New York Liberty and the Connecticut Sun are having one of the most poor records from the last 10 games. The Liberty, once dominant early in the season, are now struggling to finish strong as their recent slide continues.
Their latest defeat came against the Atlanta Dream on Saturday. The Dream dominated the visitors with a 78-62 win. Allisha Gray was the star of the win, scoring 19 points. Brionna Jones contributed with 17 points.
For the New York Liberty, Kennedy Burke scored a team-high 13 points. The WNBA defending champions are now on a five game losing streak, and have slipped to the fifth spot in the points table.
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The Connecticut Sun managed to win their last game against the Chicago Sky on Saturday. They sealed the victory with a 94-84 scoreline, showing renewed energy in their offensive push. Tina Charles, and Bria Hartley each scored 23 points. Marina Mabrey also contributed with 20 points.
When: Monday, August 25, 2025
Time: 7:00 pm ET
Venue: Barclays Centre, Brooklyn
TV: NBCS-BOS, WWOR, and Liberty Live
Live Stream: WNBA League Pass, Fubo
Here is a complete breakdown of the WNBA injury report with the latest updates, plus projected starting lineups for both teams.
New York Liberty Injuries
Cloud remains questionable for Monday’s contest, with a nose injury leaving her status in doubt against the Sun. Ionescu (foot) is also questionable. Isabelle Harrison is out due to a concussion, while Breanna Stewart has knee issues.
Connecticut Sun Injuries
Leila Lacan is questionable due to an issue in her eye. Rayah Marshall will be absent due to personal reasons.
New York Liberty: Marinee Johannes, Leonie Fiebich, Emma Meesemann, Natasha Cloud, Jonquel Jones
Connecticut Sun: Marina Mabrey, Brea Hartley, Aneesah Morrow, Leila Lacan, Tina Charles
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