Meesseman was reportedly deciding between the Liberty, Lynx and Phoenix Mercury as her next WNBA team, marking her return to the league after three years abroad. Though the 6-foot-4 Belgian arguably adds extra depth to an already stacked Liberty squad, Reeve clearly thinks it's Meesseman's loss, not the Lynx's.

Breanna Stewart did not play following her right leg injury, which occurred in Saturday's 101-99 loss to the Los Angeles Angels. Before the game, head coach Sandy Brondello said there is no timeline for her return, and it is unclear what part of her right left she injured.

NEW YORK (AP) — New York Liberty star Breanna Stewart left the team’s 101-99 loss to the Los Angeles Sparks on Saturday night after 3 minutes with a lower leg injury. Stewart had three points and a rebound before she left. Stewart seemed to injure the leg while running up the court. She went to the locker room and never came back to the bench.

Dallas Wings rookie guard Paige Bueckers turned in a show-stopping performance Monday night, helping lead her team to a home upset win against the Eastern Conference powerhouse New York Liberty, 92-82.

The opponent tonight is still looking to chart its new path forward. The Los Angeles Sparks began their road trip with a night time affair against the Connecticut Sun. The Sun put up a good fight, but the Sparks were too much to handle as they pushed their winning streak to four.

Isabelle Harrison of the New York Liberty spent much of All-Star weekend visiting her brother Daniel in the hospital. Daniel has been battling lupus since he was 13.

The Dallas Wings pulled off a massive upset win over the New York Liberty on Monday night, winning 92-82. This game was basically over at halftime, as Dallas went into the locker room with a 63-36 lead. That was a big enough differential for the Wings to score just 7 points in the 4th quarter and still win by double digits.

The Minnesota Lynx will not be thinking about revenge when they tip off against the New York Liberty on Wednesday night in Minneapolis.