Along with the rest of the world, athletes have had their careers upended by the coronavirus pandemic. They are giving The New York Times an intimate look at their journeys in periodic installments through the rest of the year. Read Stewart’s previous installments here and here. At long …

Lindsey WisniewskiAugust 3, 2020 Breanna Stewart is back from her torn Achilles and it’s like she never left.  The Seattle Storm forward received WNBA Western Conference Player of the Week honors in the opening week of the 2020 season after an impressive first week back from arguably one …

The finite nature of college made Breanna Stewart’s championship forecast at UConn easy, if incredibly ambitious. She arrived saying that her goal was to win four NCAA championships — and she left with four. It’s harder to be so definitive in the WNBA. Stewart, who …

On a recent Zoom call, Storm coach Gary Kloppenburg was queried about the abundance of talent on the 2020 squad, augmented by the return of superstars Breanna Stewart and Sue Bird. Kloppenburg chuckled. “No pressure, right?” Not exactly. But the Storm finally gets a fighting chance to defend …

Along with the rest of the world, athletes have had their careers upended by the coronavirus pandemic. They are giving The New York Times an intimate look at their journeys in periodic installments through the rest of the year. Read Stewart’s first installment here. Much remains …

The WNBA’s reigning Most Valuable Player, Breanna Stewart, is living halfway across the globe, still putting up numbers with Dynamo Kursk, a team in the Russian Women’s Premier League. But when she decides to weigh in on a pressing issue, the time zone doesn’t matter. Early on the …

Along with the rest of the world, athletes have had their careers upended by the coronavirus pandemic. They are giving The New York Times an intimate look at their journeys in periodic installments through the rest of the year. Over the last decade Breanna Stewart …

ESPN made a 64-person “Best College Basketball Player of All Time” bracket to pass the time during the suspension of all major sports leagues as Covid-19 continues to spread globally. It was a fun idea, and included both men’s and women’s players who were, for …

After a multi-week hiatus during which qualifying tournaments for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics were played, EuroLeague Women is back, and with another star player: Breanna Stewart. She’ll be playing for — surprise! — Russian super team UMMC Ekaterinburg, which needed an American replacement for Jamierra Faulkner after the point …

Breanna Stewart is finally back to playing basketball again, more than nine months after the former WNBA MVP ruptured her Achilles in the EuroLeague championship game last April. Yet the Seattle Storm star isn’t content just being out on the court. She’s ready to get back to where …