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Less than two weeks after the Liberty got embarrassed at the hands of Natasha Cloud’s career performance, they got their revenge Saturday afternoon, beating the Chicago Sky 85-66.
Han Xu scored 19 points in 17 minutes off the bench, Breanna Stewart had 13 points with nine rebounds and the host New York Liberty rolled past the Ch
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Angel Reese appeared headed for a one-game suspension before the WNBA reviewed and rescinded her costly technical foul.
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Georgia Amoore scored a career high against the Phoenix Mercury.
Kanter Freedom's antics continue to sow division.