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As far as WNBA offseasons go, this winter has been one of the most memorable, but not so much for the Minnesota Lynx. Will that change Friday?
This past weekend, the Minnesota Lynx made two additions to the roster, signing guard Linnae Harper and center Kayla Alexander.
n Tuesday night, Banham returned home in a sign-and-trade that sent Banham to the Lynx and an unprotected 2021 second-round pick to Connecticut.
In a WNBA offseason full of player movement, one move still managed to create a shock. When the Los Angeles Sparks announced the signing of <a href=&quo...
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Maya Moore revealed on Wednesday that she would also sit out the 2020 season as her focus remains on a cause greater than professional basketball.
High Post Hoops can report that Lynx legend and former Liberty coach Katie Smith is close to an agreement with the Lynx to replace Walt Hopkins.
As if Lynx forward Napheesa Collier needed another award, she was named Minnesota Professional Athlete of the Year by Sports Minneapolis on Wednesday.
The Minnesota Lynx announced they were suspending guard Odyssey Sims for two games following her guilty plea over drunken driving charges.
The Lynx once again reached the playoffs with an 18-16 and the organization rewarded Cheryl Reeve with a three-year contract extension.