Defending Champion Lynx Host L.A. Sparks In Opener
The defending champion Minnesota Lynx will start the 2018 season at home May 20 against the Los Angeles Sparks.
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The defending champion Minnesota Lynx will start the 2018 season at home May 20 against the Los Angeles Sparks.
Lindsay Whalen has decided to retire from USA Basketball.
Coming off one of the best seasons of her career, the Lynx have resigned All-Star forward Rebekkah Brunson.
The Minnesota Lynx announced Thursday that they have signed head coach Cheryl Reeve to a multi-year contract extension.
Minnesota sports fans were ready to focus on how things went on the playing field, rather than arrests, suspensions and coaching changes.
For Minnesota Lynx fans, this fourth WNBA championship is very special.
Fans and players alike went to Twitter after the game to express their excitement over the fourth WNBA title for the Minnesota Lynx.
The Minnesota Lynx are ready and eager to celebrate their fourth WNBA title in their hometown.
Sylvia Fowles had 17 points and broke her own WNBA Finals record by grabbing 20 rebounds to lead the Minnesota Lynx to their fourth championship in seven years.
From the opening night of the WNBA season, the Minnesota Lynx and L.A. Sparks have been on a collision course.
The two best teams in the league have one more game to play on Wednesday night in Minnesota.
Sylvia Fowles scored 22 points and the Minnesota Lynx beat the L.A. Sparks 80-69 on Sunday night to force Game 5 in the WNBA Finals.
The Lynx face elimination but can force a Game 5 in Minnesota on Wednesday with a win. They were in a similar situation last year and forced a fifth game.
Nneka Ogwumike and Odyssey Sims each scored 16 points to help the Los Angeles Sparks beat the Minnesota Lynx 75-64 in Game 3 of the WNBA Finals on Friday night.
As the Minnesota Lynx chase another WNBA championship, two of their stars are being recognized for their stellar play.
