In a new article, ESPN .com is giving the Liberty an "A" as it dishes out grades after one month of the WNBA season. It's not a stretch to say that, outside of the Minnesota Lynx, New York is in prime position to repeat again as WNBA champions.

Caitlin Clark returns to the Indiana Fever lineup for Saturday's home game against the New York Liberty. Tipoff is at 1 p.m.

Caitlin Clark ended practice Friday by making a halfcourt shot and winning a little bit of lunch money in the process. And with that, the Indiana Fever star is ready to play again.

New York Liberty Suffer Major Blow on Tuesday originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The New York Liberty are set to face the Chicago Sky, looking to keep their undefeated streak alive.

The undefeated New York Liberty — the reigning WNBA champions — face off against the Indiana Fever in a Commissioner's Cup matchup this Saturday, June 14, at 3:00 PM ET. New York won its last contest against the Fever,

The Valkyries lean on their rebounding skills to score in transition. In their dominant win against the Aces, the Valkyries held double-double machine and one of the league's best rebounders, A'ja Wilson, to only six boards. Golden State's intensity on the glass also helped secure the win against the Sparks in an overtime contest.

New York Liberty Hanging Tough In WNBA Power Rankings originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Trying to make some headway toward the top of the WNBA world right now looks like job No. 1 for the New York Liberty. They're still playing great ball early in the season, but so are the Minnesota Lynx.

The game will air on ESPN at 8 p.m. ET with streaming options available as New York puts its perfect record on the line.

The Chicago Sky (2-5) travel to face the undefeated New York Liberty (8-0) on Tuesday night in a Commissioner's Cup matchup at Barclays Center.

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The New York Liberty's star-studded squad was missing something as the 2024 regular season ended. Though a team with Sabrina Ionescu, Jonquel Jones and Breanna Stewart finished with a WNBA-best 32-8 record,