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Satou Sabally

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Nov 4, 2026

Madeline KenneyGUEST
2:34
And it's not just Chris, it's, it's the Benaja Laney Hamilton situation.
Madeline KenneyGUEST
2:38
It's Satu Sabali and her future there.
Madeline KenneyGUEST
2:41
There's so many different questions.
Madeline KenneyGUEST
2:43
There's roster questions.
ColinHOST
13:39
They commented that Stokes only played one non-garbage time possession in the 2025 WNBA Finals when she was on the Las Vegas Aces.
ColinHOST
13:46
It was a single defensive possession in game one when she forced a miss three on Satu Sabali that led to an aces win.
ColinHOST
13:53
And that was pretty much it for her in the 2025 WNBA finals.
ColinHOST
13:56
And she moved to Golden State where she'd have a bigger role.

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Oct 17 · 1 Mention

DerekHOST
5:23
It is significant.
DerekHOST
5:25
Last game against New York, five players were listed as out: Satou Sabally, Elizabeth Balogun, Alysha Gray, Matilda Villa, and Brianna Jones.
DerekHOST
5:35
That's a massive chunk of depth.
DerekHOST
5:37
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GDHOST
25:09
Right now, under contract you have Sabrina Ionescu, Brianna Stewart, and Jonquel Jones.
GDHOST
25:17
You do have Satou Sabally.
GDHOST
25:20
Now, I mentioned with the concussions she keeps sustaining, do you get her to retire? Because this concussion stuff is a big issue for her.
GDHOST
25:35
So if that's the case, then you got money that drops off the books.
Jazz MonetHOST
9:09
Some people would put Melissa Smith on this list as someone who was underdeveloped with the wings and then went on to do great things.
Jazz MonetHOST
9:15
And then as far as retention and just examples of a roster construction issue, I would say Satu Sabali and Skylar Diggins are good examples.
Jazz MonetHOST
9:24
But Melissa, I want to hear from you first.
Jazz MonetHOST
9:27
When it comes to the fact that Dallas has watched players develop into high-level contributors elsewhere, what's gone wrong? And what do you think has to change under the new coaching staff?
Beard LawsHOST
18:53
It is not Gabby, it is-
AveryGUEST
18:55
Satou Sabally.
Beard LawsHOST
18:57
So I'm gonna...
Beard LawsHOST
18:58
I'm gonna have to do that after.
Ros Gold-OnwudeHOST
31:04
There were a number of players that, like, didn't make it through the year, whether it was, you know, Benajilany Hamilton, you know, beloved and gone and traded.
Ros Gold-OnwudeHOST
31:12
Satou Sabally ended up not playing much at all because of a head issue.
Ros Gold-OnwudeHOST
31:17
Um, you know, a number of players missed a lot of time for injury, your Leonie Fiebiches.
Ros Gold-OnwudeHOST
31:22
Sabrina played hurt all season.

11 MINS LATER

Ros Gold-OnwudeHOST
42:47
Wouldn't have hap- Benai Laney Hamilton, I'm not saying coming in there fighting and punching, but just to h- make a space, get up out my teammate's face.
Ros Gold-OnwudeHOST
42:55
Benai Laney Hamilton wouldn't have.
Ros Gold-OnwudeHOST
42:57
Not having Satou Sabally.
Ros Gold-OnwudeHOST
42:59
Satou woulda, woulda at l- and that's her former teammate from Oregon, you know what I'm saying? She woulda made s- somebody woulda stepped up just to show that Sabrina Ionescu has some back.
Noa DalzellHOST
1:03
So it's been an interesting team for th- uh, season for the Liberty because I think before the year started a lot of us thought this was gonna be a super team.
Noa DalzellHOST
1:10
They were gonna be really stacked with the add Satou Sabally, which obviously due to her head injuries, like it doesn't really pan out.
Noa DalzellHOST
1:16
Um, and then all year they just really did not convince me that they had anything in the tank.
Noa DalzellHOST
1:20
Then they go ahead and they, they beat the Minnesota Lynx two games in a row, blow them out, advance to the semifinals, um, and then some of the problems start to catch up with them.
Madeline KenneyGUEST
1:52
You kind of didn't know what version of the New York Liberty you were gonna see.
Madeline KenneyGUEST
1:55
And obviously in- injuries impacted the team this year.
Madeline KenneyGUEST
1:59
Um, same thing a year ago, we were talking a lot about the injuries, but losing Satou Sabally, who was s- going to be such an integral part to this team and what they wanted to do, especially on the defensive end, that changed the way that they, uh, wanted to play.
Madeline KenneyGUEST
2:12
And then Sabrina, you know, misses most of the first month of the season, and outside of a stretch in July just never really looked like the Sabrina that we know.
Steve Jones Jr.HOST
79:46
Injuries hurt things.
Steve Jones Jr.HOST
79:47
And, like, obviously number one, I hope Satou Sabally is okay.
Steve Jones Jr.HOST
79:50
That's the number one thing ever.
Steve Jones Jr.HOST
79:51
But Satou was a big part of this vision.

6 MINS LATER

Nekias DuncanHOST
85:53
We saw in game three Stewie, Jonquel, and Han Xue on the floor together.
Nekias DuncanHOST
85:57
But, like, we have that in the back pocket too, et cetera.
Nekias DuncanHOST
85:59
And then, you know, heading into this season, it was like, cool, we can go Sabrina and then 6'4" Leonie Fiebich, 6'4" Satou Sabally, 6'4" Brianna Stewart, 6'6" Jonquel Jones, and then lineup fun from there.
Nekias DuncanHOST
86:11
And it just turned into three guard lineups.
Cassandra NegleyHOST
1:57
Uh, their big three, Stewie, Sab, JJ, Sabrina Ionescu, Jonquel Jones for anyone new, um, they are signed.
Cassandra NegleyHOST
2:06
Satou Sabally, who missed most of the year with a, with a concussion, she is signed.
Cassandra NegleyHOST
2:11
Outside of that, they're going to face a lot more roster construction questions that they-
Caroline FentonHOST
2:17
Mm

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