Jason Sudeikis proudly wore a sweater showing his horse in the race for the upcoming election while sitting courtside at the Liberty-Aces game.
The Ted Lasso star and Barclays Center regular enjoyed Game 1 of the semifinal series between last year’s WNBA title contenders on Sunday night.
With many eyes on the WNBA playoffs, Sudeikis showed she supports Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as they campaign for November’s presidential and vice-presidential elections.
While enjoying women’s basketball in downtown Brooklyn, Sudeikis wore a sweater that said “Harris & Walz & Joy & Liberty.” The base of the sweater was black with the text printed in Liberty’s signature seafoam green.
The actor paired his sweater with black pants and ivory Kevin Durant sneakers with pink laces.
Jason Sudeikis wore a Kamala Harris-Tim Walz sweater to the Liberty-Aces game in Brooklyn
United States Vice President Kamala Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz.
During the game, Sudeikis was seen exchanging handshakes with fellow New York sports fan Spike Lee. The couple also posed for a photo with director Ezra Edelman and Clara Wu Tsai, co-owner of the Liberty and Brooklyn Nets.
Liberty won at home by outscoring the defending champions, 87-77 to take a 1-0 series lead.
Breanna Stewart led the game in scoring with 34 points, followed by Sabrina Ionescu’s 21. Meanwhile, Jonquel Jones recorded a double-double with 13 points and 12 rebounds on the night.
Stewart shot 12 of 19 from the field and 50 percent from three, making 2 of 4 attempts from behind the arc.
The New York Liberty earned an 87-77 victory over the Las Vegas Aces to go up 1-0 in the series.
New York managed to limit newly crowned MVP A’ja Wilson to 21 points and six rebounds while Kelsey Plum took over scoring duties for Las Vegas with 24. Jackie Young also recorded 17 in her losing effort.
Both teams advanced to the semifinals after sweeping their first-round competitions. The Liberty embarked on an exciting series against the Atlanta Dream while the Aces dusted off the Seattle Storm.
The Liberty will host game two of the best-of-five series on Tuesday, October 1.
