The Chicago Sky won't make the playoffs this year, but a 28-point showcase from Diamond DeShields set the stage for a culture-building victory.
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Throughout her basketball career, Lindsay Whalen captured the hearts of Minnesotans. Her success inspired several players and a beat writer to the sport
Atlanta went "three-falling" on Minnesota, and the torrent of triples from Tiffany Hayes and Alex Bentley led to their 10th win out of 11 games.
Everywhere you went, the 2018 WNBA All-Star class spoke highly of Minneapolis, a first-time host. Ari Chambers and Mike Peden get a first-hand account.
High Post Hoops reporter and fashion guru Arielle Chambers caught up with the 2018 WNBA All-Stars at the Orange Carpet event.
Sylvia Fowles picked up her first 30-point game of the season, and Erlana Larkins had a strong showing off the bench as Minnesota rolled Indiana.
The Connecticut Sun trounced the Minnesota Lynx 83-64 Sunday night, and the postgame reflections sum up a challenging time for the WNBA's gold standard.
The Atlanta Dream and Connecticut Sun swapped players on Monday, with Layshia Clarendon going to the Sun while Alex Bentley returns to the Dream.
The Indiana Fever brought their hustle in a 71-59 upset win over the Minnesota Lynx, with Natalie Achonwa and Victoria Vivians providing the fireworks.
Despite a slow start, Maya Moore's 20-point streak and the Minnesota Lynx winning streak are now at six after a victory over the Atlanta Dream.
Sylvia Fowles and Maya Moore scored a combined 60 points to catapult the Minnesota Lynx to their fifth straight win, and this double trouble won't go away.
The Minnesota Lynx put on a display reminiscent of their championship form a year ago. Sylvia Fowles and Cecilia Zandalasini had a lot to do with that.
Two of the WNBA's elite bigs battled in an early-season Minnesota Lynx-Dallas Wings matchup. Sylvia Fowles dominated the proceedings.
The ageless Minnesota Lynx came up clutch in Game 5 of the WNBA Finals, claiming their fourth championship in franchise history.
The Minnesota Lynx swung the offensive pendulum back in their direction Tuesday night, beating the Phoenix Mercury 105-69.
The winner of Friday night's match-up between the Los Angeles Sparks and Minnesota Lynx will highly influence the race for the top playoff seeds.
Candace Parker gets her first career triple-double, Seimone Augustus earns her second career double-double, and Jonquel Jones wins the Internet
Williams Arena, the home venue for University of Minnesota basketball games, will host the Minnesota Lynx throughout their 2017 playoff run.
In her second stint as a WNBA professional, Kayla Thornton is making remarkable progress for the Dallas Wings, and she plans to keep growing.
Moriah Jefferson provided a sensational lesson in fake-outs Thursday night, and her highlight headlined San Antonio's runaway win over Indiana.