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Rebecca Allen’s patience allowing her to find flow from deep for Liberty

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Kenney, M. (2026, September 21). Rebecca Allen’s patience allowing her to find flow from deep for Liberty. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/21/sports/rebecca-allens-patience-allowing-her-to-find-flow-from-deep-for-liberty/

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New York Post · collected 2026-09-21 · by Madeline Kenney

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Rebecca Allen has become a key player for the Liberty basketball team after starting in place of an injured teammate. Over her last 15 games, she is averaging two 3-pointers per game with a 50.8% success rate from deep. This improvement stems from her patience and growing comfort within the team’s system. Her consistent performance has earned praise from teammates like Pauline Astier, who noted Allen's importance to the team’s defense and offense.
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Rebecca Allen's patience has led to improved performance for the Liberty. Initially struggling to secure a spot in the rotation this season, Allen started in place of an injured Leonie Fiebich and gradually found her rhythm over 15 games. Her confidence grew as she adapted to the team’s system, leading to better court presence and decision-making. As a result, Allen is now averaging two 3-pointers per game with a conversion rate of 50.8 percent from beyond the arc. This improvement was highlighted after the Liberty's 106-69 win against the Toronto Tempo, where Allen expressed satisfaction with her recent statistics but emphasized that she has maintained a consistent approach throughout.

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“Both articles discuss WNBA games involving Toronto Tempo and New York Liberty on September 21, but focus on different aspects: Article A covers the final home game of Toronto Tempo's season, while Article B focuses on Rebecca Allen's performance for the New York Liberty.”
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Madeline Kenney
53 article(s) here · 1 carrying a prediction
🔮 Jazzy Davidson, the reigning Freshman of the Year, is expected to take a leap, and USC also welcomes the nation’s top recruiting class, headlined by Saniyah Hall.
🔮 Regardless of what happens Saturday, a first-time champion will be crowned.
🔮 But they will have to do it without Jaedyn Shaw and Rose Lavelle, two of the club’s leading scorers.
🔮 A 27-point blowout prompted Gabby Williams to immediately deliver an impassioned message to her teammates in a huddle on the floor.
🔮 This unfamiliar position has forced the U.S. to confront a new reality in which reclaiming the top spot will require measuring itself against the team that holds it.
🔮 Entering Friday, with New York on the brink of elimination, all Stewart could think about was extending the Liberty’s season.
🔮 The Liberty would like to think they could be the first and vowed to chip away at the mountain one game at a time. “The mentality is just that it’s not over,” Ionescu said.
🔮 When the Women’s Champions Classic returns to Barclays Center later this year, the spotlight will shine on some of the biggest stars in women’s college basketball.
🔮 The Liberty, now trailing 2-0 in the best-of-five semifinals, learned after the game they had a reset timeout after all and could’ve advanced the ball on the final possession.
🔮 NOW“I would probably say that too if I didn’t want to admit that we got beat by somebody else,” Dream wing Rhyne Howard said Tuesday.
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Liberty Post Sports+ for TORONTO WNBA the Toronto Tempo

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Allen GPE · 7× Liberty ORG · 5× Astier PERSON · 3× TORONTO GPE · 3× Pauline Astier PERSON · 2× Leonie Fiebich PERSON · 1× Madeline Kenney PERSON · 1× Post Sports+ for ORG · 1× Rebecca Allen’s PERSON · 1× WNBA ORG · 1×

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It’s more so that I’m just trying to keep my head cool and calm and also you get more comfortable within the offense, too, so you become a bit more patient out on the court so that’s been a big thing for me, but it is nice to hear that percentage.”
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🔮 When the playoffs start, the rotation will likely squeeze.
2026-09-21 · New York Post
Rebecca Allen’s patience allowing her to find flow from deep for Liberty · assertive framing

Claims (31 extracted, 1 hedged)

Rebecca Allen’s patience is paying dividends. asserted
patience → pay → dividends
Allen went from struggling to crack the rotation early this season to starting in place of an injured Leonie Fiebich. asserted
Allen → go → Fiebich
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you → get → things
month as a starter helped Allen find her flow. asserted
Allen → help → flow
Her confidence grew as she became more comfortable in the team’s system. asserted
she → grow → system
The results have since followed. asserted
results → follow → ?
Allen is averaging two 3-pointers and converting at a 50.8 percent clip from deep in the past 15 games. asserted
Allen → average → games
She said she liked the sound of that stat when a reporter made her aware of it Sunday after the Liberty’s 106-69 win against the Toronto Tempo. asserted
her → say → Tempo
“I’ve just tried to stay true to the process of it all,” Allen said. asserted
Allen → try → it
“For me, it’s been nothing really has changed from the start. asserted
nothing → change → start
It’s more so that I’m just trying to keep my head cool and calm and also you get more comfortable within the offense, too, so you become a bit more patient out on the court so that’s been a big thing for me, but it is nice to hear that percentage.” asserted
it → ’ → percentage
Allen provided a key spark off the bench in Toronto, cashing in on four of her seven attempts from downtown to finish with 14 points. asserted
Allen → provide → points
When the playoffs start, the rotation will likely squeeze. asserted
rotation → start → ?
But Allen has cemented her spot within it by locking in on defense and hitting timely 3s. asserted
Allen → cement → 3s
“She’s really important for us,” Pauline Astier said of Allen. asserted
Astier → ’ → Allen
“She just shows up every time she’s on the floor, and that’s really good. asserted
that → show → floor
We need her. asserted
We → need → her
We need all the people on this team.” asserted
We → need → team
The Liberty’s offense was humming Sunday. asserted
offense → hum → ?
They had 29 assists on 39 baskets, with 16 made 3s. asserted
They → have → 3s
Pauline Astier attributed the Liberty’s offensive success to improvements the team has made on the other end of the floor. asserted
team → attribute → floor
“We are playing better defense,” she said when asked about the flowing ball movement. asserted
she → play → movement
“We are more as a shell, in the gaps and everything, and it gives us a lot of freedom on offense.” asserted
it → give → offense
Meanwhile, Ionescu, who’s been prone to disappearing acts this season as she’s dealt with a nagging back injury, couldn’t get it going in Toronto. asserted
it → deal → Toronto
She missed all seven shots in the first half. asserted
She → miss → half
Though her shot wasn’t falling, she still found ways to impact the game, finishing with nine assists. asserted
she → fall → assists
She could’ve had 10 had Astier not missed a layup attempt. uncertain
Astier → have → attempt
Astier was flabbergasted when she was told she grabbed nine rebounds. asserted
she → flabbergast → rebounds
It’s a new career high, surpassing the eight boards she grabbed in a June 11 win in Atlanta. asserted
she → ’ → Atlanta
“That’s the first time, I didn’t realize,” said Astier, who also had 10 points and three assists. asserted
who → ’ → points
“I was just like, ‘OK, the ball came to me.’” asserted
ball → come → me
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