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By Katherine Langford
Jacksonville Today
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Breanna Stewart and the New York Liberty are moving on from Game 2 and the confusion of whether they had a timeout in the waning seconds of overtime. The Liberty star knows that it won't do any good to dwell on the discrepancy between her discussion with the officials and what they said in a pool report to reporters. It doesn't matter with Friday night's game against the Atlanta Dream being a must-win for the Liberty, who trail 2-0 in the best-of-five series. “I really don't want to talk much about this, my main focus is Game 3, but what I will say is you want to have respect between players and refs in order to have respect you need to build trust,” Stewart said. “Building trust comes with being honest. Putting me in a position to question my integrity is really disappointing. I know who I am and what I stand for and what I’ve heard, and, that’s that and I’m going to continue to move on."The confusion came in the final seconds of OT when New York trailed by one point with Angel Reese