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HARTFORD, Conn. — Breanna Stewart’s emojis carry a lot of weight.

New York’s big free-agent acquisition is playing like an All-Star.

The Minnesota Lynx star stepped away from the WNBA in 2019 to help her now-husband Jonathan Irons win his release from prison by getting his 50-year sentence overturned in 2020. Irons married Moore soon after his release and the couple had their first child, Jonathan Jr., in July.

The former Lynx star most recently played in the league in 2018.

The Sun star and former MVP is reportedly set to join Sabrina Ionescu in New York.

The Liberty are making moves. Oddsmakers are noticing.

In his first move of free agency, Wade extended a qualifying offer to Rebekah Gardner. Next up comes some of the biggest hurdles — re-signing the Sky’s unrestricted free agents.

The WNBA star’s story will be chronicled in a special project set to be released in mid-January.

This mark the third time the Aces have hosted All-Star weekend and the second time in three years. After the Aces hosted the All-Star events in 2021, the Sky played host in 2022.

LAS VEGAS — The WNBA All-Star Game is returning to Las Vegas in 2023, the league announced Thursday. The two-day event will begin with the skills challenge and 3-point contest July 14 before the game will be held July 15 at Michelob Ultra Arena.

There are a handful of WNBA greats who have won multiple championships in one jersey. Vandersloot has the potential to do that, too. But gone are the days that she is blindly loyal to the franchise that drafted her.