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• Indiana Fever make wave of roster cuts after first preseason gamePhoto by Matthew Holst/Getty Images South Carolina guard Bree Hall and forward Jillian Alleyne mark the Fever’s first training camp roster cuts. The Indiana Fever are the latest WNBA team to trim their roster, cutting South Carolina guard Bree Hall and former Oregon standout Jillian Alleyne after their first preseason game. Hall is a two-time NCAA champion who averaged 5.8 points across ...2025See also Indiana Fever news today
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• The Lynx’s Competitive Camp Highlights Their Championship Ambitions This Year
Following the WNBA draft on April 14, a reporter asked Cheryl Reeve about the Minnesota Lynx going all-in this season. “Why would we not. That’s what mode we are in, right?” Reeve said with a smirk before answering her own question. “[In] 2023, we were saying, not too long ago, we’re going to develop some young talent....2025Click for news about Cheryl Reeve latest news
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• Who Are Gamal Collier and Sarah Bierbaum? All About Napheesa Collier’s Parents and Family
A look into Minnesota Lynx superstar Napheesa Collier’s parents and family background....2025See more articles Napheesa Collier news today
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• WNBA preseason games: full schedule, how to watch, biggest matchupsPhoto by Harry How/Getty Images Preseason play begins on Friday, with the Dallas Wings and Las Vegas Aces facing off followed by a Chicago Sky game at LSU. The WNBA preseason is finally here, and for the first time, all games will be streamed on television for fans to watch back home. Game play begins on Friday, May 2nd, and will run through Monday, May 12th. All games, except an ESPN ga...2025See also Dallas Wings
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• WNBA star says she can ‘absolutely’ win championship this yearPhoto by Stephen Maturen/Getty Images After breaking her team’s 8-year playoff drought in 2024, it’s championship or bust for this WNBA team in 2025. The Indiana Fever ended the 2022 season with a 5-31 record — 5 wins, 31 losses. In 2023, they drafted Aliyah Boston No. 1 overall, and went 13-27 the following year. That record allowed them to draft Caitlin Clark No. 1 overall in 2024, who l...2025Read about Indiana Fever breaking news
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• Minnesota Lynx 2025 WNBA Schedule: List of All Games, Key Matchups and More
Here's a breakdown of the Minnesota Lynx's 2025 WNBA schedule, with a in-depth look into key matchups and how to catch all the action....2025
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• The WNBA Draft’s third round was filled with possible stealsPhoto by C. Morgan Engel/NCAA Photos via Getty Images Many third-round WNBA Draft prospects could end up being impactful for their teams this year. I obviously know ball. Which is why when I detailed potential WNBA draft steals, the general managers listened to me, and that’s why all five of the players I highlighted as great and underrated players were drafted. obviously. Many of Monday’s...2025Visit the page Seattle Storm injury status
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• WNBA mock draft 2025: Final projection for all 38 picks still has Paige Bueckers on topUConn’s Paige Bueckers is widely expected to be the top pick in the 2025 WNBA Draft. | Photo by Ben Solomon/NCAA Photos via Getty Images Here’s our last-minute 2025 WNBA Mock Draft, with projections and analysis for all 38 picks. The 2025 WNBA Draft is rapidly approaching, and there’s no shortage of storylines as the league’s 13 teams prepare to make their selections. Once again, there’s n...2025See more articles Paige Bueckers injury
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• Unrivaled player rankings: Napheesa Collier, Chelsea Gray, and 3 other top performersPhoto by Megan Briggs/Getty Images The 5 WNBA stars leading Unrivaled’s MVP ladder ten games into the season. We’re just a few weeks away from the conclusion of the Unrivaled season, and as such, it’s time for a new edition of the Unrivaled player rankings. Unrivaled, the new professional women’s basketball league co-founded by Napheesa Collier and Breanna Stewart, concludes on March 17t...2025See more articles Napheesa Collier
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• Former UConn star won’t play for Dallas Wings next seasonPhoto by M. Anthony Nesmith/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Lou Lopez Sénéchal is opting to sit out the 2025 WNBA season — and won’t reunite with Paige Bueckers. Lou Lopez Sénéchal won’t play for the Dallas Wings in the 2025 WNBA season. The former UConn star has elected to sit out the year, the team announced Monday. Lou Lopez Sénéchal has elected to sit out the 2025 @WNBA season.Goo...2025See also Dallas Wings injuries
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• Unrivaled signs another surprise WNBA player in the wake of injuriesPhoto by Scott Taetsch/Getty Images Washington Mystics guard Ariel Atkins is the latest addition to Unrivaled. Washington Mystics guard Ariel Atkins is the latest WNBA player to join Unrivaled on a relief contract. Atkins, a two-time WNBA All-Star and the No. 7 overall pick in the 2018 WNBA Draft, has yet to be assigned to a particular club, but she’ll provide injury insurance for teams m...2025Check it out Washington Mystics injury
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• New York Liberty forward joins Unrivaled as injuries mount, will face Sabrina Ionescu TuesdayPhoto by David Berding/Getty Images Betnijah Laney-Hamilton becomes the latest WNBA player to join Unrivaled with a relief player contract. Unrivaled has added a new WNBA player to the mix: New York Liberty forward Betnijah Laney-Hamilton. She joins the Laces Club, which continues to deal with a litany of injuries at the midpoint of the season. Unrivaled is a new professional 3-on-3 wome...2025Visit the page New York Liberty
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• Lexie Brown, Ty Harris, and 5 other WNBA standouts from Athletes Unlimited opening weekJade Hewitt / Athletes Unlimited The first week of Athletes Unlimited Pro Basketball is complete — here’s who stands out. Athletes Unlimited Pro Basketball tipped off this week, with game play beginning on Feb. 5 in Nashville, Tennessee. The month-long women’s professional basketball league, which launched in 2022, provides another pathway for WNBA players to stay in the U.S. during the ...2025See also Lexie Brown injury status
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• Unrivaled player rankings: Napheesa Collier, Sabrina Ionescu, and 3 other early standoutsPhoto by Megan Briggs/Getty Images Which WNBA stars are leading Unrivaled’s MVP ladder six games into the season? Unrivaled is officially underway, and so it’s time for the first Unrivaled player rankings. Every Tuesday during the Unrivaled season, SB Nation will rank the league’s top 5 performers in an MVP ladder. Unrivaled, the new professional women’s 3-on-3 co-founded by Napheesa Coll...2025Visit the page Napheesa Collier injury report
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• I’ve covered hundreds of pro basketball games. Unrivaled was unlike any other.Photo by Carmen Mandato/Getty Images The new professional women’s 3-on-3 basketball league — co-founded by WNBA stars Napheesa Collier and Breanna Stewart — is creating a spectacularly unique basketball environment. MEDLEY, FLORIDA – On Monday night, I had the opportunity to attend my first-ever Unrivaled basketball games — back-to-back full-court 3-on-3 games that featured WNBA stars lik...2025Click for news about Napheesa Collier injury report
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• Atlanta Dream acquire another All-Star in surprising WNBA free agency movePhoto by Jordan Johnson/NBAE via Getty Images Brionna Jones, a formidable post presence, joins forces with Brittney Griner, Rhyne Howard, and Allisha Gray on the Atlanta Dream. Brionna Jones, a three-time WNBA All-Star who has spent her entire 7-year career with the Connecticut Sun, is headed to the Atlanta Dream, ESPN’s Alexa Phillipou reported. In Atlanta, she’ll join forces with Britt...2025Click for news about Atlanta Dream availability report
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• FIFA Club World Cup City Guide: Washington, DCPhoto by J. David Ake/Getty Images We give you the ins and outs of watching Club World Cup games in the nation’s capital. The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup will see 32 teams competing across the United States in a tournament that’s the first of its kind. With some of the best teams from every confederation competing in a new format for the revamped Club World Cup trophy. DC’s Audi Field, with a...2025See more articles Washington Mystics
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• WNBA star traded to Phoenix Mercury in blockbuster tradeLongtime Connecticut Sun star Alyssa Thomas has reportedly agreed to a sign-and-trade that will send her to Phoenix. MEDLEY, FLORIDA — Alyssa Thomas, the Connecticut Sun’s franchise player for much of the past decade, is headed to Phoenix in a blockbuster trade first reported by ESPN’s Alexa Phillipou on Tuesday afternoon. Thomas was cored by the franchise earlier this month, meaning that her on...2025Visit the page Alyssa Thomas
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• Indiana Fever’s huge announcement puts pressure on other WNBA teamsPhoto by Joe Buglewicz/Getty Images The Fever are the latest WNBA team to announce they are building their own state-of-the-art practice facility. The Indiana Fever announced on Thursday they will officially be building a $78 million, 108-square-foot practice facility in downtown Indianapolis. The facility — which will be ready ahead of the 2027 season — will include two courts, a weight ...2025Check it out Indiana Fever
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• Connecticut Sun star blasts practice arrangement: “Ultimate disrespect”Photo by Chris Marion/NBAE via Getty Images Alyssa Thomas revealed that just a day before their playoff game against the Fever, the Connecticut Sun had to share a practice court with a two-year-olds birthday part. With the WNBA playoffs just 24 hours away, the Connecticut Sun made headlines for holding their practice just a half of a basketball court — as the Mohegan Tribe that owns the t...2024See more articles Alyssa Thomas
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"Here’s who ESPN’s Michael Voepel currently projects will be selected in the first round on draft night on April 14: Dallas Wings: Paige Bueckers Seattle Storm: Dominique Malonga Washington Mystics: Kiki Iriafen Washington Mystics: Sonia Citron Golden State Valkyries: Aneesah Morrow Washington Mystics: Shyanne Sellers Connecticut Sun: Ajsa Sivka Connecticut Sun: Aziaha James Los Angeles Sparks: Georgia Amoore Chicago Sky: Sania Feagin Minnesota Lynx: Justė Jocytė Dallas Wings: Saniyah Rivers ESPN’s previous WNBA mock draft, published on March 25th amid the NCAA tournament, projected the following draft order: Dallas Wings: Paige Bueckers Seattle Storm: Olivia Miles Washington Mystics: Kiki Iriafen Washington Mystics: Sonia Citron Golden State Valkyries: Dominique Malonga Washington Mystics: Shyanne Sellers Connecticut Sun: Aneesah Morrow Connecticut Sun: Ajsa Sivka Los Angeles Sparks: Hailey Van Lith Chicago Sky: Georgia Amoore Minnesota Lynx: Saniyah Rivers Dallas Wings: Sedona Prince Dominique Malonga, Aneesah Morrow made biggest jump draft projections French star Dominique Malonga, who did not compete in the NCAA tournament, makes the biggest jump in Voepel’s draft, rising from Number 5 a few days ago to Number 2 in Friday’s version." - 2024
"MINNEAPOLIS — Alissa Pili is used to being a star — the Minnesota Lynx rookie has effectively dominated every level of basketball since she was a kid." - 2023
"Nevertheless, there are still plenty of storylines to follow in this draft, especially from the perspectives of the Minnesota Lynx and Seattle Storm, who will in all likelihood be rebuilding during the 2023 WNBA season." - 2022
"When Sylvia Fowles takes the floor for the Minnesota Lynx on Friday night in Seattle for the 15th and final WNBA opening night of her career, she will be, as she so poetically put it, “writing my own ending." - 2021
"The NBA board of governors approved Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez as limited partners with the Minnesota Timberwolves and Minnesota Lynx in a vote on Tuesday, sources told ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski." - 2020
"Kurt Streeter of the New York Times reports that Maya Moore will not play for the Minnesota Lynx in 2020." - 2019
"League Champion: Minnesota Lynx (Third title in franchise history) Top Draft Pick: Jewell Loyd (SEA, University of Notre Dame) Awards Most Valuable Player: Elena Delle Donne (CHI), 1st MVP Rookie of the Year: Jewell Loyd (SEA) Defensive Player of the Year: Brittney Griner (PHX), 2nd DPOY Sixth Woman of the Year: Allie Quigley (CHI), […] The post WNBA Decade In Review: 2015 appeared first on WNBA." - 2018
" WNBA Power Rankings: Connecticut Sun at the top; Minnesota Lynx continue to struggle " - 2017
"The post Minnesota Lynx Win 2017 WNBA Finals appeared first on SLAMonline." - 2016
"The Minnesota Lynx's captains, Seimone Augustus, Maya Moore, Rebekkah Brunson and Lindsay Whalen, wore T-shirts supporting the Black Lives Matter movement: Brunson released a statement about what she and her teammates hoped to accomplish, per the Star Tribune's Jim Paulsen and Catherine E." - 2015
"takes on the Minnesota Lynx." - 2014
"Minnesota Lynx forward Maya Moore has been named the 2014 WNBA MVP, the WNBA announced on Thursday."
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• Indiana Fever make wave of roster cuts after first preseason game
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• Team Canada star reveals how team keeps up Olympic chemistry during WNBA seasonPhoto by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images They only get to play together a few times a year if they are lucky, but the Canadian Olympic Women’s basketball team keeps their team chemistry alive and well. Everyone knows the struggle of keeping up with your long-distance friends. Trying to keep up with your long-distance Olympic teammates may even be more of a battle if you play professional women...2025See more articles Aaliyah Edwards salary
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• Most WNBA Draft picks won’t make their opening day rosters. Here’s why.Photo by C. Morgan Engel/NCAA Photos via Getty Images Last year, of the 36 WNBA players who were drafted, only 13 made their Opening Day rosters. NEW YORK CITY — Dozens of beloved college basketball players heard their names called on the night of the WNBA Draft. Some, like Harvard’s Harmoni Turner, celebrated from back home, surrounded by family for the momentous occasion. Others, like ...2025Check it out Paige Bueckers salary rumors
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• 2025 may be one WNBA championship contender’s last chance with their current corePhoto by David Dow/NBAE via Getty Images With the impending WNBA free agency chaos of 2026, could this be this team’s last shot to win it it all? Since the 2022 WNBA season, the Minnesota Lynx have gone from a playoff team, to the lottery, then back to a playoff franchise — and even a WNBA Championship contender. In rebuilding years, that is fast (trust me, I am a Toronto Raptors fan). So ...2025Click for news about Toronto Raptors salary rumors
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• The WNBA Draft’s third round was filled with possible steals
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• 2025 WNBA Draft picks: Live grades, analysis for every first round pickPhoto by Cindy Ord/Getty Images UConn star Paige Bueckers is widely expected to go No. 1 overall to the Dallas Wings. What happens after that in the 2025 WNBA Draft is anyone’s guess. There’s a singular event each April that marks the turn of the calendar in women’s basketball. While the transfer portal rages on and the coaching carousel keeps spinning, the annual WNBA Draft marks the end ...2025Click for news about Paige Bueckers contract
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• Minnesota Lynx acquire sharpshooting veteran in latest WNBA tradePhoto by Greg Fiume/Getty Images In exchange for Karlie Samuelson, the Lynx sent their 2026 first-round WNBA Draft pick to the Washington Mystics. The Minnesota Lynx have traded their first-round pick in the 2026 WNBA Draft in exchange for Washington Mystics forward Karlie Samuelson. Samuelson is fresh off a career season with the Mystics in which she averaged 8.4 points per game and sho...2025Check it out Washington Mystics salary rumors
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• Chicago Sky and Minnesota Lynx make last-minute trade before WNBA draftPhoto by Melissa Tamez/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The Sky add another first-round draft pick to their stock ahead of Monday’s draft. The Chicago Sky have acquired the No. 11 pick in the 2025 WNBA Draft from the Minnesota Lynx, the team announced Sunday evening. In exchange, Minnesota receives the Sky’s first-round pick in 2026. The Lynx also no longer have the right to swap 2026 fir...2025Click for news about Ariel Atkins
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• Hailey Van Lith and 4 other players who could be 2025 WNBA Draft stealsPhoto by Carmen Mandato/Getty Images With the WNBA Draft just one week away, players like Hailey Van Lith out of TCU or Kaitlyn Chen out of UConn could end up being great long-term projects for teams. Now that the NCAA season is over, attention switches right over to the WNBA Draft, happening on Monday, April 14 in New York. While we know that newly crowned National Champion Paige Bueckers...2025See more Van Lith scores
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• Former Indiana Fever standout officially signs with Golden State ValkyriesPhoto by Harry How/Getty Images Temi Fagbenle, who the Vaklyries selected from the Fever in their December expansion draft, has officially signed a contract. The Golden State Valkyries have officially signed Temi Fagbenle, who they selected in their expansion draft in December after she was left unprotected by the Indiana Fever. Fagbenle, a 32-year-old veteran center, averaged 6.4 points...2025Check it out Indiana Fever scores
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• Who Are Gamal Collier and Sarah Bierbaum? All About Napheesa Collier’s Parents and Family
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• How a WNBA legend found her voice as a coach in the SECLSU assistant coach Seimone Augustus points towards a player during the SEC Tournament quarterfinals on March 7, 2025, in Greenville, South Carolina. | Mitchell Northam / SB Nation Seimone Augustus is in her first season as a college basketball coach at her alma mater, LSU. The soft-spoken superstar is the latest WNBA great to pivot to coaching. GREENVILLE, S.C. — Bob Starkey always though...2025Read about Kim Mulkey
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• Toronto Tempo’s latest announcements show WNBA franchise is on the right trackPhoto by Marla Aufmuth/WireImage Between hiring former WNBA player Monica Wright and adding Serena Williams to its ownership group, the Toronto Tempo have gotten things started on the right foot. In April, the WNBA will include 13 teams, the newest being the Golden State Valkyries. But, by 2026, two additional teams are set to join: the Toronto Tempo, and a Portland team that has yet to b...2025See also Seattle Storm
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• Former Minnesota Lynx standout signs with Golden State ValkyriesPhoto by David Dow/NBAE via Getty Images Cecilia Zandalasini signed a contract with the Valkyries on Friday after being selected in the Expansion Draft. The Golden State Valkyries have officially signed Cecilia Zandalasini, the 28-year-old forward they selected in their expansion draft in December. Zandalasini played for the Minnesota Lynx for three seasons — 2017, 2018, and 2024 — and av...2025See more articles Cheryl Reeve
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• Unrivaled 1v1 tournament results: 4 WNBA stars win $25,000, advance to semi-finalsPhoto by Rich Storry/Getty Images Aaliyah Edwards, Azura Stevens, Napheesa Collier, and Arike Ogunbowale advance to the Unrivaled 1v1 sem-ifinals. Unrivaled’s 1v1 tournament continued Tuesday night, and 4 WNBA players advanced. Because they’re headed to the semi-finals, each of those players also walks away with a $25,000 cash prize. Unrivaled’s 1v1 tournament Second Round results 14 WN...2025Read about Napheesa Collier
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• Maya Moore To Skip Second Straight WNBA Season
For the second consecutive year, one of the WNBA’s greats will elect to sit out the season and pursue other interests. Kurt Streeter of the New York Times reports that Maya Moore will not play for the Minnesota Lynx in 2020. Moore hasn’t formally retired but says she is content where she is in her […] The post Maya Moore To Skip Second Straight WNBA Season appeared first on SLAM....2020Check it out Maya Moore
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• Most WNBA Draft picks won’t make their opening day rosters. Here’s why.
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• Caitlin Clark will not play in Unrivaled — but here’s which WNBA stars willPhoto by Juan Ocampo/NBAE via Getty Images Unrivaled will pair Arike Ogunbowale with Aliyah Boston, Kelsey Plum with Alyssa Thomas, DiJonai Carrington with Breanna Stewart, Jackie Young with Brittney Griner, and more. After weeks of anticipation, social media buzz, and anticipation, Unrivaled has released its six club rosters and accompanying head coaches. And, on November 20th, perhaps t...2024Check it out Caitlin Clark buzz
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• Cheryl Reeve goes nuclear on refs after WNBA Finals: ‘This s--- was stolen from us’Photo by Elsa/Getty Images The Minnesota Lynx head coach lambasted officials for not overturning a foul call on Alanna Smith with five seconds in regulation, and declared the Lynx were robbed out of a WNBA championship in Game 5 against the Liberty. BROOKLYN — Minnesota Lynx head coach Cheryl Reeve emphatically blasted officiating after falling to the New York Liberty in the deciding Game...2024Click for news about Cheryl Reeve
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• Bridget Carleton, Lynx beat Liberty at buzzer to force WNBA Finals Game 5 — because of course they didPhoto by David Berding/Getty Images In yet another WNBA Finals thriller, it was Carleton who fittingly sunk the game-winning free throws. MINNEAPOLIS — It was destined to go to five games. And, it was probably always going to go to the final possession. That’s just the kind of all-time competitive WNBA Finals series it’s been between the Minnesota Lynx and the New York Liberty, the leagu...2024Check it out New York Liberty whispers
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• Stephanie White’s tearful end-of-season presser is a reminder basketball is secondary to lifePhoto by David Berding/Getty Images The Connecticut Sun head coach addressed reporters for the first time since her team’s elimination, and revealed she was going through a difficult family matter. Every now and then, basketball has a way of reminding us that it’s really not that important. Connecticut Sun coach Stephanie White’s end-of-season press conference was one such instance. White...2024See more Stephanie White whispers
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• Courtney Williams (and her dad) are ready for the WNBA FinalsPhoto by David Berding/Getty Images The Minnesota Lynx star led the way in a decisive Game 5 victory, clinching her team’s spot in the WNBA Finals. Her father knew it was coming. MINNEAPOLIS — Courtney Williams quite literally couldn’t miss. After each shot, the trademark grin across her face widened. Just a few feet away was her father, Don Williams, well-known at Target Center for being...2024See more Courtney Williams
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• Breanna Stewart, Liberty got the last laugh in win against AcesPhoto by Barry Gossage/NBAE via Getty Images Liberty players kept ‘receipts’ on Aces’ comments from last WNBA playoffs, according to Breanna Stewart. After the New York Liberty’s defeat of the Las Vegas Aces in Game 4 on Sunday, Breanna Stewart sat at the podium and reflected on the Liberty’s journey to get back to the WNBA Finals. Last October, it was Stewart and her teammates who were ...2024Continue with Breanna Stewart whispers
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• How Napheesa Collier and the Minnesota Lynx became WNBA championship contendersPhoto by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images The Minnesota Lynx were projected to have one of the WNBA’s worst records. Instead, they’re battling for a championship Could the Minnesota Lynx really win it all? After being ranked 9th in ESPN’S preseason rankings after a below .500 season last year, they sit near the top of the WNBA standings, winners of 11 of their last 12 games. Minnesota (29-7) has...2024Visit the page Napheesa Collier scandals
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