New York is set to tip off its 30th season — and first under coach Chris DeMarco — at Barclays Center on May 8 against the Connecticut Sun.
The Libs will then hit the road for a three-game trip, including games in Portland on May 12 and 14.
New head coach Chris DeMarco will be looking to make the Liberty legit title contenders again. Jason Szenes / New York Post
Upon returning to Brooklyn, the Liberty will enjoy a seven-game homestand, their longest of the season.
The 44-game season will have two breaks in the schedule. The first will be for All-Star weekend festivities, which are scheduled to happen July 23-25 in Chicago. The WNBA will also have an 18-day pause at the beginning of September for the FIBA Women’s World Cup.
The WNBA regular season is set to end Sept. 24, though the Liberty’s will come to a close one day prior.
Here’s what else to know about the Liberty’s 2026 slate:
Sabrina Ionescu and the Liberty will be looking to improve on last year’s disappointing first-round ouster in the playoffs. Michelle Farsi / New York Post
