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Betnijah Laney-Hamilton ejected after tossing shoe that hit Marina Mabrey

New York Liberty star Betnijah Laney-Hamilton was ejected from a game against Toronto after throwing a teammate's shoe at opponent Marina Mabrey.

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During a matchup between the New York Liberty and Toronto, Betnijah Laney-Hamilton was ejected after tossing a shoe that had belonged to teammate Jonquel Jones. The incident occurred during a scuffle, ultimately resulting in an ejection for Laney-Hamilton. The game concluded with a 93-91 loss for the Liberty.

Coverage from outlets including ESPN, ABC News, NBC News, and USA Today highlights the unusual nature of the incident. Reports from CBS Sports note that the Liberty coach criticized the officiating following the ejection. Meanwhile, Yahoo Sports reports that social media users have discussed the behavior of Marina Mabrey during the collision.

Future updates will clarify if the league issues additional disciplinary actions. Coverage does not yet specify if officials or league representatives will provide further explanations regarding the officiating or the incident.

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What led to Betnijah Laney-Hamilton's ejection?

She was ejected for throwing a shoe belonging to teammate Jonquel Jones that struck Marina Mabrey.

What was the result of the game?

The New York Liberty lost to Toronto with a final score of 93-91.

Have there been further penalties?

Coverage does not yet specify if further disciplinary action will be taken by the league.

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