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It was clear even before the WNBA All-Star Game in July that three players were making a strong case for the league's 2023 MVP award. Since then, analysts have said many times that the Connecticut Sun's Alyssa Thomas, the New York Liberty's Breanna Stewart and the Las Vegas Aces' A'ja Wilson all were deserving of the honor.
LAS VEGAS — A'ja Wilson really wanted to be just the second player to win the WNBA's MVP award in back-to-back seasons. But after a third-place finish in an incredibly tight vote, she said going into Game 2 of the Las Vegas Aces' semifinal series with the Dallas Wings that MVP was not a focus.
NEW YORK — A day that started in celebration for the New York Liberty as Breanna Stewart was named WNBA MVP ended in further positivity and relief for the team as it evened its semifinal playoff series with the Connecticut Sun at 1-1 with an 84-77 victory Tuesday night.
NEW YORK: New York Liberty forward Breanna Stewart was named the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) MVP for a second time on Tuesday (Sep 26), after a dominant season that saw her lead the Brooklyn team to a franchise-best 32-8 record.
NEW YORK — In her first season with the New York Liberty, Breanna Stewart has been named the 2023 WNBA MVP in the closest-three way race in league history, it was announced Tuesday.
A mum heading to Benidorm for a girls' trip blagged her hair rollers past a 'jobsworth' receptionist at a Manchester Airport lounge by FAKING a scalp condition.
Of the hundreds of films being screened at the Calgary International Film Festival (CIFF) this year, one star's talent especially close to home.
NEW YORK — The No. 3 seed Connecticut Sun stunned the No. 2 seed New York Liberty on Sunday for a Game 1 semifinal win 78-63.