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SAN FRANCISCO — Sabrina Ionescu doesn’t know what to expect Wednesday when she takes the court for the first time at Chase Center.&nbsp;

A lot of people hit her up for tickets for the Liberty game against the Valkyries. She couldn’t hook everyone up. She’ll have about 50 friends and family there for sure, but knows many more are buying their way into the building for the occasion.&nbsp;

Wednesday is the homecoming she never knew for certain she would get when she was drafted No. 1 overall by the Liberty in 2020.&nbsp;

Sabrina Ionescu grew up 25 miles from Chase Center. Playing in the same building as her childhood idol, Stephen Curry, seems like it would be a dream come true, right?{ai:summary}Sabrina Ionescu is set to play at Chase Center for the first time, marking a significant homecoming since being drafted No. 1 by the Liberty in 2020. She anticipates a large turnout of friends and family, with many others purchasing tickets for the game against the Valkyries. #sports

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