Source: New York Post
See Also new york liberty Jonquel Jones’ quest for more WNBA glory meant a different offseason When the WNBA’s preseason slate began Friday night, the platform used to present the pair of games captured a stark difference from the streaming debacles that defined 2024. This time, an X user didn’t need to start a livestream that generated 2 million views because only some of the preseason games — and not all of them — were available through the WNBA’s League Pass, which happened for a Sky-Lynx matchup and prompted Minnesota head coach Cheryl Reeve to say that everyone who watched should give the user streaming the game $3. This time, an official YouTube stream didn’t run into copyright issues and shut down, which happened for a May preseason contest against the Liberty last year.
