Connecticut Sun weakened vs unbeaten Liberty
The Liberty have a perfect record in the WNBA this season. They’re unstoppable and have started from where they left last season. The reigning champions take on the struggling Connecticut Sun at the Barclays Centre on Sunday.
The Connecticut Sun finally notched their first win of the season. Even more impressive, the victory came against title favorites Indiana Fever. Connecticut Sun dominated for most of the game taking it to the very last play.
Indiana was without Caitlin Clark and lost two more players mid-game to injury, giving the Sun a crucial edge. This paved the way for the Sun to have their first win. Marina Mabrey’s 26 points helped in their 85-83 win on Friday.
New York Liberty also cruised through a win against the Washington Mystics on Friday. This marked their sixth consecutive win and a clean 6-0 record. As a result of that, the Liberty sit right at the top of the table continuing their dominance across the WNBA.
Sabrina Ionescu bounced back after a cold streak, dropping 28 points. Jonquel Jones scored 14 points. The New York Liberty comfortably won their fixture against the Washington Mystics by 85-63.
Date & Time: Sunday, June 1, 2025 | 3 p.m. ET Venue: Barclays Center, Brooklyn TV: NBCS-BOS, WWOR, and Liberty Live | Live Stream: Fubo
Here’s a breakdown of the latest New York Liberty vs Connecticut Sun WNBA injury report.
New York Liberty Injuries
Nyara Sabally, after suffering a knee injury will miss the clash against the Connecticut Sun on Sunday.
Connecticut Sun Injuries
The Sun coach Rachid Meziane suggested that Lindsay Allen will be out of action for a week at least due to a left hamstring injury. Leila Lacan will return only in July due to an overseas commitment.
New York Liberty: Sabrina Ionescu, Natasha Cloud, Leonie Fiebich, Breanna Stewart, Jonquel Jones
Connecticut Sun: Bria Hartley, Sanaya Rivers, Marina Mabrey, Tina Charles, Olivia Nelson-Ododa
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