Jonquel Jones of Liberty continues strong playing since his return from injury

Junuel Jones embraced her clean health, as she climbed greatly as the front stadium in Liberty was calm with injuries.

Jones returned an ankle injury for a month after the All-Star break and it appears to be picked up as it stopped. A victory on Tuesday 85-76 against the wings The Jones ninth match was, and ended with 15 points and 10 counterators.

This was followed by what coach Sandy Brundelo called the moment “real penetration” in Sunday’s victory in Connecticut – where Jones scored 21 points, nine rebound balls and four decisive passes.

With Breanna Stewart, NYARA SaAable and Kennedy Burke all were marginalized indefinitely, freedom was to rely on WNBA for 2024 more than ever.

Jones believes that the challenges, including the extension of the six -games team in 10 days, ended on Tuesday, have recorded the process of reintegration.

Jones said before the match: “I felt that I was a hundred percent of the moment I went back or near,” Jones said before the match. “The main thing with this extension, although it was difficult, but the positive thing for me is that I managed to play a lot of minutes and get a wise basketball air conditioner.”

Jones did everything you expect because she worked on her return from an injury in early July. She did hours of individual work and trained with the director of the development of Andrew Wadi, as well as the practices of the team.

But the only way to enter the game is to play.

She said: “You can not really simulate basketball 5 on 5 until you play 5 basketball on 5.” “To be able to get these extended minutes and have to pay, I think it has already helped me a lot, and I can really feel the difference.”

In its first eight matches, average of 16.7 points, 8.1 rebound balls, 2.7 passes and 1.1 blocks while firing 45.2 percent of the field and 40.0 from Deep.

Brundelo admired the way Jones dealt with everything.

“The first game in the return of the game is always good for any player who returns, and then once you enter it, she had to work by returning to the shape of the game and you really did a good job to be flexible and pressed even when you suffer from fatigue.”

“You can see, as she became more comfortable, she had a little more on the legs to serve, and this says a lot because our schedule was completely compressed.”

Sabally was not on the seat of freedom on Tuesday night. Instead, a team spokeswoman said that she returned to Germany for treatment, although it is still unclear what she received and why she had to return to her country of origin.

Saybali, who has not played since July 16 due to the discomfort in the right knee, is expected to return to the team within a few days.