Satou Sabally steps away from New York Liberty due to concussion issues
CBS Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 14, 2026, 2:45 PM
Last updated Aug 14, 2026

Satou Sabally will temporarily step away from the New York Liberty to address lingering concussion symptoms, as announced by coach Chris DeMarco before the team's recent game. Sabally has not played since June 23 after suffering a head injury during a match against the Las Vegas Aces. Although she has cleared concussion protocol, she continues to experience related symptoms. Sabally's concussion issues have persisted since the 2025 Finals, impacting her ability to stay on the court. The Liberty currently sit in sixth place in the standings with a record of 21-14, struggling in part due to injuries to key players.
- •Sabally has been limited to only 13 games this season.
- •She averaged 10.4 points, 2.8 rebounds, and 1.9 assists per game.
- •The Liberty are currently 21-14, sitting in sixth place.
- •Coach DeMarco emphasized the focus on player health and recovery.
- •Sabally's potential return date remains unclear.
- 2:45 PMCBS Sports — Liberty's Satou Sabally stepping away from team due to lingering concussion issues
"Sabally was the prized free-agent signing for New York, but she's been limited to only 13 games
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