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Report: Liberty G Sabrina Ionescu (Ankle) Out 2 Weeks
Sabrina Ionescu wore a boot after the injury, and coach Chris DeMarco said an MRI on Monday will determine her availability.
- On Monday, the New York Liberty announced Sabrina Ionescu is expected to miss at least two weeks following a left foot injury sustained during Sunday's 79-67 preseason victory over the Connecticut Sun.
- During the third quarter on Sunday, Ionescu landed awkwardly after driving to the basket, appearing to get her feet tangled with Sun forward Diamond Miller before limping to the locker room.
- Coach Chris DeMarco reported Ionescu's outlook is "positive," while Liberty center Jonquel Jones said, "Obviously, it wasn't good to see," as the team awaits MRI results.
- Friday, May 8, marks the WNBA's 30th season opener at Barclays Center, which the Liberty will play without their star guard during her two-week re-evaluation period.
- After forming a "Big 4" by signing Satou Sabally to join Breanna Stewart, Jones, and Ionescu, the Liberty remain the odds-on favorite to win the 2026 WNBA Finals.
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Former Oregon Ducks star will miss both games at Portland Fire due to injury
While she and the New York Liberty visited her alma mater Oregon last year for an exhibition, Sabrina Ionescu has never played a meaningful professional basketball game in the state she once called home.
·Portland, United States
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Sabrina Ionescu out at least 2 weeks in early Liberty setback
New York Liberty star Sabrina Ionescu is expected to miss at least two weeks after suffering a left foot injury in Sunday’s preseason finale against the Connecticut Sun, a team source told The Post.
·New York, United States
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