Liberty have only one thing left to rest championship hopes on after standing pat at trade deadline
The WNBA trade deadline came and went Sunday afternoon without the Liberty making a move. For weeks, general manager Jonathan Kolb canvassed the league looking for potential roster upgrades.
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The WNBA trade deadline came and went Sunday afternoon without the Liberty making a move. For weeks, general manager Jonathan Kolb canvassed the league looking for potential roster upgrades. There were talks involving former Connecticut Sun forward Aneesah Morrow, who ultimately was dealt to the Toronto Tempo. Kolb had exploratory conversations with the Sparks regarding Kelsey Plum, but those fizzled, too.
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- The WNBA trade deadline came and went Sunday afternoon without the Liberty making a move. For weeks, general manager Jonathan Kolb canvassed the league looking for potential roster upgrades.
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Liberty have only one thing left to rest championship hopes on after standing pat at trade deadline
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