Sabrina Ainsko returns to the stain of the WNBA Championship last year

Minnabolis – After an exchange of shooting on Wednesday, the star of Liberty Sabrina Ainsko returned to the place where she achieved the biggest shot of her career.

Ionescu found on the field and then looked at the basket, which stood 28 feet from where it was.

“I was only yet,” she told the Post. “I don’t know why I shot this extent.”

That shot – The game holder that IENESCU Dried to demand a game 3 From the 2024 WNBA finals in Minnesota – it decreases as one of the greatest baskets in the history of freedom.

This may be only second to Hill Mary Marie Mary, which is 50 feet long in The Buzzer, which saved New York from the WNBA 1999 scanning.

Brunddo said before Liberty losing 100-93 in front of the lymph IEENESCU scored 31 points.

It was difficult in the wake of that immediate game to understand the danger of the shot that raised freedom 2-1 in the best series of five.

Even UNESCO did not completely understand at the time “how important this shot is.”

But this snapshot has saved the chain of freedom.

“When you look back, without this play, they may not be heroes,” Linux coach Sherrill Reef said. “It was big.”

On Wednesday, Liberty’s first trip to the targeted position since 3 and 4th of the finals, and IEESCU allowed itself a short moment to enjoy that memory. She also repeated her most famous shot to finish fire in the morning.

She said, “I saw it several times.” “But yes, to the next.”

This hard extension of the Liberty season, where the team plays six games in 10 days, acquired Natasha Cloud.

The Cloud started getting sick before the Liberty match against the two wings.

She felt worse on Tuesday because she dealt with cold sweating, fever, feeling and crowding in the head.

The cloud was diluted until the doubtful Wednesday morning. She stayed in bed instead of going to shoot, but Claude knew that she would play regardless of her feeling.

“It was not a choice for me to play today, especially with this game and be low numbers,” said Claude, who got 12 points, seven passes, four rebound balls and stolen in 32 minutes. “This was a good day to reset us. I know that we did not go out with the W colloquial in winning, but behind the scenes, at the bottom of three beginners, without Emma, I will lose eight to a team I feel I gave him everything tonight.”

With the broadcast of the Liberty-Lynx game on ESPN, dozens of fans retained the “pushing players” signs to show their solidarity with the Women’s National Basketball Association with continued negotiations to obtain a new negotiating agreement.

Isabelle Harrison said: “(the fans) want us to compensate for that and for us as players, we will continue to fight in order to obtain our fair share of the pie.” “This is a conversation that lasts even after the weekend (weekend).”