The New York Liberty gave an update regarding Breanna Stewart on Tuesday ahead of their Game 2 showdown with the Phoenix Mercury on Wednesday. Stewart suffered a painful left knee injury in overtime during the Liberty's Game 1 win and was forced to leave the game.She had tears in her eyes as she watched the action unfold from the bench, and at the time, it seemed the injury might end her season. However, the injury did not turn out to be serious as imaging on her knee came back "relatively clean." Following the test results, the Liberty listed Stewart as questionable for Game 2.New York Liberty coach Sandy Brondello provided an update on Stewart after the team’s practice on Tuesday. Brondello said that the perennial All-Star will be a game-time decision for Game 2 and that the superstar forward did not practice on the eve of the game.Stewart addressed the media on Wednesday morning and confirmed she had suffered an MCL sprain. She participated in the team’s shootaround earlier in the day and expressed her intention to play in Game 2, provided she doesn’t experience any setbacks before tipoff.Myles @MylesEhrlichLINKBreanna Stewart was asked by @benpickman if the med staff warned about re-injury: “With injury, there's probably always a chance, but I'm willing to take that because I want to, I want to be out with my team. And they told me that, structurally, everything looks okay. So my planBreanna Stewart attended the Liberty's practice on Tuesday. She stood on the sideline and watched her teammates go through training and warmups. She also did some light individual work and was seen wearing a left leg sleeve, but no brace on her injured knee.Reflecting on Stewart’s Game 1 performance, the three-time WNBA champion played a pivotal role in the team’s 76-69 victory. She posted 18 points, six rebounds, four assists and two steals in 40 minutes, shooting 7 of 14, including 1 of 3 from beyond the arc.How to watch Game 2 between New York Liberty vs. Phoenix Mercury?The Game 2 between the New York Liberty and Phoenix Mercury will take place on Wednesday at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. Tipoff is slated for 8 p.m. EST (5 p.m. PT).The Liberty vs. Mercury game will be broadcast live on ESPN. Live streaming will be available on the Fubo TV app and website (regional restrictions may apply).