Breanna Stewart's 9-Year No-Tech Streak Snapped in the Liberty\0
- New York Liberty forward Breanna Stewart received a technical foul during the team's 95-84 loss to the Atlanta Dream on Monday, ending her nine-year streak without one.
- Frustration over a missed foul call prompted the penalty after Atlanta Dream player Angel Reese stole the ball with under two minutes remaining. Replays showed Reese slapped Stewart's wrist.
- Stewart told reporters, "That absolutely was the no-call." The technical marks just the third of her career, ending a streak dating back to 2017.
- Afterwards, Stewart suggested Reese should pay the fine associated with the technical foul. The New York Liberty have already secured a playoff position despite the loss.
- The New York Liberty will face Atlanta again on Wednesday in the regular-season finale, seeking to improve their standing after the loss cost them potential homecourt advantage.
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Breanna Stewart's 9-year no-tech streak snapped in the Liberty\0
New York Liberty forward Breanna Stewart (30) dribbles downcourt as Minnesota Lynx guard Maya Caldwell (3) defends during the second half of a WNBA basketball game Friday, Sept. 18, 2026, in Minneapolis. (AP Photo/Abbie Parr)
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Breanna Stewart received her first technical foul since 2017 on Monday as the New York Liberty suffered a tough loss to the Atlanta Dream.
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Breanna Stewart, known for her composure, lost it in the dying minutes of the fourth quarter. Stewart, the calm, veteran floor general for the New York Liberty, caught a rare technical foul that came at the worst moment—with New York trailing and a playoff seeding on the line. The sequence happened in the dying moments […]
Breanna Stewart blows her top after critical Angel Reese no-call in Liberty loss
Stewart, known for her elite composure, stomped and gave the official a piece of her mind. It resulted in Stewart’s first technical foul since 2017, her second WNBA season.
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