Breanna Stewart from Liberty reveals the last date you will return to the injury

Liberty Brene Stewart’s stars were all smiling on Sunday and said she felt “satisfied” after she concluded an individual exercise on the Liberty Training Court while her teammates on the New York team hugged against Lynx.

Stewart It has been marginalized during the past two weeks With bone bruise on her right knee. While she said that her rehabilitation process is going well, the team’s training staff did not create a target return date.

Freedom coach Sandy Brunddo Amal has repeated that MVP will be cleared in the league twice to play by the end of this month.

Stewart went to the extent that she would “certainly return” before her thirty -first birthday on August 27.

“This is not negotiable,” she said. “I must return before my birthday.”

Meanwhile, Stewart will have no choice but to continue to exercise while nature runs its course.

Stewart left Liberty’s loss on July 26 in front of the sparks three minutes after working with a clear leg injury.

Speaking with correspondents for the first time since she was injured on Sunday, Stewart said she did not know when she initially suffered from a bone bruise.

“When I went up, I felt something on my knees a little,” Stewart said. “But I don’t know. I think I just angered him. I’m sure the bone bruise was already present.”

July 26 was the second night to exchange freedom.

The night before, Stewart looked a gas and shot 3 against 12 of the field, although she said after the match that she would not use fatigue as an excuse for her performance.

Currently, Stewart said she was able to do everything but play a five -year basketball. She was shooting and moving on the field during her individual sessions.

“There is no kind of restrictions,” she said. “It is only related to keeping pregnancy less. So the time period for me at work is a little shorter.”

The next two weeks will consist of intensifying the heart and extending its individual exercises.

She said: “Progress on the field to get to play, then when I go to the game, this is not a big change.” “It is clear that some things that you cannot re -create but as soon as possible.”

Of course, Stewart prefers to play a lot of sitting, especially given Kennedy Burke (the right calf twisting) and Nara Saybali (right knee).

Stewart has been practically pleading with training staff to give it the green light to return in the past two weeks.

But as much as you want to return, Stewart also knows that it will be more able to contribute to this team when you are completely in good health.

However, this did not make watching freedom a struggle through a series of four games that lose from the easiest side lines. Seeing the absence of Stewart was almost painful as painful, like her annoying knee injury.

“It is the worst,” she said. “Just knowing that I want to be there, fighting, fighting and fighting with them is the most difficult part. But they got my back. While we will take some struggles, we passed together, it is really related to apostasy and they want me to go back in good health as well. So they don’t want me to spare it.”