Show Notes
WNBA reporter Noa Dalzell brings on New York Liberty beat reporter Lucas Kaplan to discuss the team's season, and make bold predictions ahead of the WNBA playoffs. Noa and Lucas discuss which team's most likely to succeed ahead of the postseason, plus other hot takes ahead of postseason action.
Topics: 1. A bird's-eye view of the Liberty's season 2. Sabrina Ionescu's shooting struggles 3. Breanna Stewart's big year 4. Pauline Astier's rookie contributions 5. Kayla McBride, Jordan Harrison, and other shoutouts
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