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New York Liberty History
The New York Liberty are one of three active founding franchises in the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA). The Liberty have made six WNBA Finals appearances, in 1997, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2023 and 2024, and topped the Eastern Conference seven times. In 2023, the team captured the in-season Commissioner's Cup behind a Finals MVP performance by Jonquel Jones, and later, Breanna Stewart became the first Liberty player to win the WNBA Most Valuable Player award. New York returned to the Commissioner’s Cup Final in 2024, but fell to the Minnesota Lynx. The two teams met again in the 2024 WNBA Finals, where the Liberty claimed their first title. Jones was named the series MVP, and after the season, Stewart was selected to the All-WNBA First Team while Jones and Sabrina Ionescu made the All-WNBA Second Team.
New York Liberty Team Info
Conference: Eastern
Team Colors: Seafoam Green, Black, White
Team Rivals: Las Vegas Aces, Connecticut Sun, Washington Mystics, Minnesota Lynx
New York Liberty at Barclays Center
Barclays Center is the downtown Brooklyn home of the New York Liberty. Since hosting the team’s homecoming game in 2021, Barclays Center has housed plenty of playoff action for the Liberty, including two WNBA Finals games in 2023 and three in their 2024 championship series. The downtown Brooklyn digs, which the Liberty share with the NBA’s Brooklyn Nets, can house 17,732 at capacity. Led by New York Liberty mascot Ellie the Elephant, home games at Barclays Center will leave fans quaking with excitement.
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The schedule for the New York Liberty’s 2025 basketball season can be found via the team’s website(Opens in new tab).
Tickets for the 2025 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the New York Liberty.
The New York Liberty have appeared in six WNBA Finals and won their first championship in 2024.
All 13 teams compete in the WNBA Commissioner's Cup, which the Liberty won in 2023. The league’s 2025 in-season tournament consists of five regular season games against each team’s conference opponents. Here’s a list of the New York Liberty’s Commissioner's Cup matchups:
The New York Liberty play at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. The seating map for Barclays Center can be viewed on Ticketmaster(Opens in new tab).
Can't believe this venue is the home of a professional sports team. While the building itself is gorgeous 1920s Art Deco), the sightlines are absolutely horrible. If you think 8th row midcourt seats are great, think again. Can barely see over the row in front of you. Moved to 2nd level and it was just as bad (sideline view is blocked). Never going back, shame on you NY Liberty.
New Yorkers... where are you at the games? The Liberty belong at MSG so people from all boroughs attend to support the Lady Liberty. Westchester County Center is not designed for sports. Unless you re in a front row you cant even see the whole court. Secondary ticket markets are ridiculously priced for this venue.
So happy the Lib have moved to the WCC out of MSG. Such a better vibe in the County Center than watching them play in front of 16,000 empty seats at the Garden. Fan, child-friendly, the entire experience is a positive, wholesome night out. I highly recommend seeing them at the County Center.
The County Center is easy to get to with convenient parking. A good place to watch a basketball game
The game was amazing. It was easy to get autographs and pictures based on how the place was set up. The crowd also had a lot of Liberty energy.
True Girl Power to the max!! We started going to see the UCONN graduates play. We love all the players now. The Liberty players have amazing skills and sportsmanship. The Westchester County Center is a perfect venue. There’s not a bad seat in the house. You can get tickets for as low as $12. Definitely bring the family. I can’t recommend the WNBA enough. Support the woman. Support the game. Excellent family fun
NY Liberty and Chicago Sky played well. Game was exciting. Venue was a big disappointment. Had the feel of a high school gym. Didn't feel like a professional venue. Must be tough for the players who are used to playing at Madison Square Garden.
Had a great time. Going to as many games as possible.
Our sight lines to the court were obstructed by not only the players standing but we had to deal with water boys, team trainer and Parks Events Staff. We asked Events Staffer if he could step back a step or two but he said he needed to be in the general vicinity of where he currently stood. Later we asked his supervisor if that Events Staffer could be moved back and he said yes and had the gentleman take two steps back. However the water boys and team trainer continued to be in the way. Would definitely go again to support the team but would never sit there again.
We enjoyed the experience and will be back. The quality of basketball was excellent and the various entertainment was pretty good. Our biggest problem was the playing of very loud music virtually throughout, especially during introductions. How much sense does it make to play music so loudly that fans can't hear the names being announced? Thanks for asking!
Excellent service and seating. As a parent of a 11 yo girl athlete and coach of womens sports, I would like to see more involvement in women/girls bball programs or link into other sports to help both the liberty and future girl athletes become fans and influence them to get involved. I also attended the Knicks coaches conf. before the game and it was so informative and important but the turnout was light. Please let me know how I could help. Overall a great experience for my daughter and I for my birthday
The Westchester County Center had a high school feel to it. If you like a small setting and not into large crowds, this is perfect. Coming from Long Island, it took me forever to get to the venue: LIRR to Penn Station, any subway going north to Times Square, S Train to Grand Central, Metro North to Whiteplains. In all, it took me a little under 3 hours to get to the venue (remember, that's also 3 hours to get home). I am a Liberty fan and this venue just won't work for a New York team (not because of my traveling either). This sort of reminds of the Islanders playing in Brooklyn, Brooklyn rejected the Islanders and I feel Westchester has rejected the Liberty. Would love to see the average attendance of the venue for Liberty games. Prices are reasonable compared to MSG but it's understandable.
Great venue, not a bad seat in the house, to see the NY Liberty in action. Ticket prices are very reasonable too! Grab some tickets and have an enjoyable afternoon at the Westchester County Center.
The New York Liberty is always a wonderful team to watch. This is what real New York Basketball looks like. Win or lose, those women put their hearts and souls into the games they play. It’s a shame they aren’t playing at the Garden, but I’m willing to travel to Westchester to attend as much games as I can and support my Liberty.
A great party atmosphere with fast paced basketball. So much talent! Already bought tickets for another game.
Small venue, remodeled nicely, lower level seats only fair view though comfortable, extremely noisy with loud blasting music,
A lot of people have taken the Liberty's move to Westchester as a chance to attack the venue simply because they don't like the company that owns them, the Knicks and Rangers - and it's unfair to the WNBA. I've been to WNBA games in Wash. DC, CT, MSG and now the County Center. The tickets cost considerably less and you're right up close to the action here - this is a bad thing ? My kids LOVED the game we attended and complained 2 days later when we sat in the 6th Row at the Lynx vs DC game - because we were MUCH further from the court. The County Center definitely needs to get people into the arena MUCH quicker - security takes longer than it should - and the concessions are lacking in choices ... but we're there to see basketball so those annoyances are secondary.
Great game Friday nite the event before the game was fun for the kids lots of entertainment I’m beyond excited Liberty is playing at the county center the stadium was packed an Liberty played a great game vs Minnesota Lynx
It was fan appreciation day, and we got there in time to get our pins. It was a little over an hour before the game, so they wouldn't let us into the arena. We got moved from place to place. The Garden's been doing this a long time, so I guess they know what they're doing, yet somehow it seemed a clunky way to get into the game. However, once we were inside, things went well. Not only did we get to watch exciting basketball, but the food was good as well. Lots of family attractions going on between the quarters or during time-outs. The game was close up until the final quarter when the Liberty slowly pulled away. We had a great view from our midcourt seats, even though we were in the last row. Looking for great sports action with a little less testosterone thrown around? I recommend the NY Liberty.
Great game. The players were fierce. The players were great role models for my 9 year old daughter. Great family fun.