​Photo by Ishika Samant/Getty ImagesIt turns out Breanna Stewart was right all along about that chaos at the end of overtime.Breanna Stewart threw serious shade at the refs postgame, saying they explicitly told her New York had zero reset timeouts left during those final 4.3 seconds in overtime. Stuck in a corner, the Liberty had to launch a wild full-court heave instead of moving the ball up court.But the WNBA’s official pool report immediately clapped back, claiming nobody ever told her “no” and insisting she just overheard refs checking table stats, leaving fans stuck in total confusion.However, new footage has shed light on the situation.WNBA admits there was a miscommunication It turns out the official story had a missing piece. League sources now admit that postgame pool report for the Liberty and Dream Game 2 should’ve included the word “miscommunication” regarding those final 4.3 seconds in overtime, a subtle shift that completely changes how we look at that chaotic ending.Founder of The IX Sports, Howard Megdal had this to say on X: ‘According to league source, the #WNBA believes last night’s pool report over final 4.3 seconds of overtime in Dream-Liberty should have included the word “miscommunication”.’New footage from ESPN finally cleared the air, showing Breanna Stewart clearly asking official Kevin Fahy, “Do we have a reset?” Her mic’d up audio stripped away the league’s initial deflection and proved Stewart was actively seeking clarification, proving she wasn’t just making things up after a tough loss.Read more:Caitlin Clark breaks silence on fans using her to ‘demonstrate racist hate’ towards Kelsey Mitchell‘Be ashamed’ – Sophie Cunningham ruthlessly called out over her ‘harmful’ transgender commentsJason Whitlock calls out Nike’s ‘cult of content creator’ after Caitlin Clark defends Kelsey Mitchell