New York Liberty and Dallas Wings Game Postponed After 12-Hour Flight Delay
The team spent approximately 12 hours on the tarmac in New York before the postponement was announced. "It was definitely a weird wakeup," Fudd said.

The New York Liberty's scheduled road game against the Dallas Wings has been postponed to Monday following mechanical problems that stranded the team on a tarmac for roughly 12 hours. The contest, originally planned for Thursday at the College Park Center in Arlington, Texas, will now tip off at 7 p.m. CT on Monday.
What Happened to the Liberty
The Liberty encountered mechanical difficulties with their charter aircraft on Wednesday, resulting in an extended delay that kept the team grounded in the New York area. Assistant coach Kristen Mann shared updates on social media indicating the squad spent nine hours aboard the plane without moving. Liberty rookie Pauline Astier posted on her Instagram story around 10:30 p.m. Wednesday that after 10 hours, the aircraft remained stationary on the tarmac.
The extended delay forced the Liberty to remain in New York on Thursday and reschedule their flight to Indiana for Friday ahead of a separate game against the Fever. The WNBA attributed the postponement specifically to the mechanical issues and resulting travel delays, distinguishing the delay from weather conditions that also affected the region.
Impact on Dallas and the Schedule
The Wings became aware of the Liberty's situation shortly before midnight Wednesday. Rather than the expected preparation for the Liberty matchup, Dallas converted their scheduled gameday shootaround into a regular practice session and shifted focus to an upcoming contest against the Los Angeles Sparks on Sunday. Wings guard Azzi Fudd acknowledged the disruption but emphasized the team's ability to adapt. "It was definitely a weird wakeup," Fudd said. "But I think we did a great job pivoting."
The rescheduled Monday game means Dallas will now play back-to-back contests, hosting the Sparks on Sunday before facing the Liberty on Monday. The Wings will honor all tickets purchased for the original Thursday date for the rescheduled matchup. Dallas coach Jose Fernandez, in his first season after 25 years at the University of South Florida, noted the unexpected nature of such disruptions but emphasized the importance of controlling what teams can manage during unforeseen circumstances.
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