Sabrina Ionescu will get another opinion on her injured ankle this week. Per the New York Liberty, Ionescu will depart from the ‘wubble’ in Bradenton (Fla.) to head to New York City to see an “ankle and foot specialist”.
The team announced the next step in Ionescu’s road to recovery on social media Wednesday morning.
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