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The Latest Breaking News from Breanna Stewart

WNBA's 2023 season ushers in the superteam era

A crazy offseason sets the table for what could be an epic summer of basketball.

Axios

Charli Collier and the 5 other biggest names cut by WNBA teams this week

Charli Collier, the former No. 1 overall pick in 2021, got squeezed out by the Dallas Wings.

USA Today Sports Media Group

WNBA power lies with two superteams. But that’s not necessarily a bad thing

The New York Liberty and Las Vegas Aces could change the landscape of the WNBA as they assemble star-packed rosters

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A Superteam Perfect on Paper. But Will It Work?

Breanna Stewart, Jonquel Jones and Courtney Vandersloot made a plan to play together and pulled it off. The only remaining question: Can they torch the rest of the league?

Sports Illustrated

WNBA Announces Policy Update in Regard to Hot-Button Travel Issue

Star players such as Breanna Stewart and Natasha Cloud have spoken out about the issue.

Sports Illustrated

Miami women to face nation’s leading scorer, Villanova’s Maddie Siegrist, in Sweet 16 on Friday

MIAMI — Destiny Harden has been around college basketball long enough to know that the Miami Hurricanes are still considered underdogs against Villanova in the Sweet 16 Friday afternoon, even though they stunned top-seeded Houston on their home floor four days ago in one of the most thrilling games so…

Miami Herald

Breanna Stewart: Signing with Liberty isn’t about matching Las Vegas Aces’ star power

Breanna Stewart is only focused on the Liberty.

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With Breanna Stewart and Courtney Vandersloot, Liberty ready to take aim at first WNBA title

NEW YORK — The Liberty began their quest as the Eastern Conference’s newest superteam as Breanna Stewart and Courtney Vandersloot were officially introduced on Thursday morning.

Tribune News Service

Courtney Vandersloot, Breanna Stewart introduction with Liberty marks new era in WNBA

Stars like Vandersloot and Stewart are taking pay cuts to go after arguably the most valuable commodity the league has to offer right now — championships.

Chicago Sun-Times

Larry Stone: Breanna Stewart and other stars are forming super teams, but is that good for the WNBA?

When Breanna Stewart signed with the New York Liberty last week, on the heels of another women’s basketball superstar, Candace Parker, announcing her intention to sign with the Las Vegas Aces, it caused a nationwide chorus of the same two-word phrase.

Tribune News Service

Sky coach/GM James Wade ready for future with new-look team

He is focused on building a team around the last remaining starter from his 2021 championship roster, Kahleah Copper.

Chicago Sun-Times

WNBA’s Engelbert Shares Detailed Response to Chartered Flight Issue

The league commissioner weighed in on how to improve travel throughout the league.

Sports Illustrated

Storm sign former All-Star Kia Nurse to fill Sue Bird’s spot at point guard

SEATTLE — The post-Sue Bird era will begin with Kia Nurse, a defensive-minded point guard and arguably the face of Canadian women’s basketball, filling the position previously occupied by the legendary Storm superstar.

Tribune News Service

Star guard Courtney Vandersloot announces she’s signing with New York Liberty

NEW YORK — The WNBA offseason continues to get better for New York.

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Courtney Vandersloot Announces She’s Signing With Liberty

The four-time All Star had announced her decision to leave the Sky after 12 seasons earlier this week.

Sports Illustrated

Breanna Stewart Is in an Empire State of Mind

Can the superstar bring the Liberty their first WNBA title?

Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | Sorting Through WNBA Free Agency

Breanna Stewart’s decision headlines the first day of signings.

Tribune News Service

Matt Calkins: You can be sad about Breanna Stewart leaving the Storm. But don’t be mad.

You can be disappointed, maybe even depressed, but you shouldn’t be angry.

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Winners and Losers of WNBA Free Agency

From Breanna Stewart’s decision to several teams saying farewell to stars, evaluating all the major moves around the W so far.

Sports Illustrated

With Breanna Stewart Gone, Where Do the Storm Go From Here?

Without Sue Bird or Breanna Stewart, Seattle is going to have some major voids to fill.

Sports Illustrated

Basketball World Reacts to Breanna Stewart’s Liberty Signing

The forward’s new teammates are thrilled for her to join the team in New York.

Tribune News Service

WNBA superstar Breanna Stewart announces she is signing with Liberty

NEW YORK — The Liberty’s offseason from heaven just got even better.

Chicago Sun-Times

Breanna Stewart heading to New York on first day of WNBA free agency

Stewart is the second big-name free agent to announce her intentions to play for another team this season. Candace Parker said last weekend that she was going to leave the Sky and sign with the Las Vegas Aces.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Breanna Stewart signed with New York so we can just fast forward to an Aces-Liberty final now

BREANNA STEWART TO THE NEW YORK LIBERTY!!

Sports Illustrated

Breanna Stewart Joins Liberty After Six Seasons With Storm

The biggest domino of this year’s free agency officially fell on Wednesday with the former MVP agreeing to join New York.

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