The first season of Unrivaled gave Napheesa Collier another way to make her mark beyond the WNBA. The Minnesota Lynx star helped launch the three-on-three league with Breanna Stewart, creating a new place for players to compete during the offseason.
Napheesa Collier is giving fans another look at her partnership with the Jordan Brand, with a promotional post she shared on Instagram on Tuesday. The
Retrospectively, Napheesa Collier’s absence, presence and future defined the 2026 WNBA season for the Minnesota Lynx. Maybe, had the Lynx not experienced another early and underwhelming playoff exit and instead, as many expected, were preparing to play in the WNBA Finals, this wouldn’t be the case.
How many of the WNBA players to record 20 double-doubles in a single regular season can you name in five minutes?
For Napheesa Collier and Breanna Stewart, launching Unrivaled wasn’t just a business move, it was a direct response to a broken system. Breanna Stewart and Napheesa Collier launched Unrivaled back in 2023, officially hitting the court for its first season in early 2025.
Following their disappointing opening round playoff exit, there’s no doubt that the Indiana Fever need a roster retool if they want to be taken seriously as WNBA contenders.
Napheesa Collier’s first comments after the shock playoff exit to New York were to double down on her love for the Lynx. Her “I love it here” may have been a massive indicator, but head coach Cheryl Reeve’s exit interview comments have led to choice becoming a key factor in Phee’s free agency decision.
Since 2019, Napheesa Collier has been a Lynx cornerstone. With the one-year, $1.4 million supermax contract coming to an end, the 5x All-Star has the ball in her court to decide on her future.
Two-time MVP runner-up Napheesa Collier is unsure of her future as she enters free agency, saying she loves Minnesota but hasn't had time to think about what's next.
Coming into 2026 with not as high of expectations as the few years prior due to a new-look roster, the Minnesota Lynx surprised all of us with an impressive performance over the course of the regular season.
The Minnesota Lynx are licking their wounds after getting eliminated by the New York Liberty in the first round of the playoffs. The Liberty crushed the Lynx, 87-71, in Game 2 at Barclays Center on Tuesday.
The Minnesota Lynx started this year’s playoff run in the worst way possible. They were the only top seed to suffer an upset, falling 75-91 to the New York Liberty.
Few series leave a lasting impression like the New York Liberty-Minnesota Lynx WNBA Finals of 2024, with the Liberty clinching the win in a 3-2 series.
Frustration boiled over in Minnesota after the Lynx dropped one to the Fever, with Napheesa Collier torching the team’s effort. During the tough matchup against Indiana, Napheesa Collier only logged 13 minutes on the floor, finishing with 9 points and 2 rebounds.
The Minnesota Lynx have lost four of the last five games they played, with the latest loss coming against the fifth-seeded Indiana Fever on September 22.
The Minnesota Lynx did not put up much of a fight against the Indiana Fever on Tuesday, suffering a lopsided defeat, 96-77, at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. The Lynx got buried early, with the Fever outscoring them in the first quarter, 31-16.
Minnesota Lynx forward Napheesa Collier offered a quick answer when asked about her favorite part of playing in the FIBA Women's World Cup. "The highlight was winning at the end," Collier said with a smile.
Team USA’s narrow win against Italy in the second group stage game was the reality check they needed. That is exactly what coach Kara Lawson delivered in the locker room afterward.
Napheesa Collier scored 19 points as the United States overwhelmed Hungary 108-56 in the quarterfinals of the FIBA Women's World Cup on Thursday in Berlin.
Lynx star Napheesa Collier and Team USA will begin play in this year’s FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup on Friday in Berlin, Germany. Here’s how to watch Collier and several other Lynx players throughout this year’s tournament, which runs from September 4 through the title match on the 13th.
Napheesa Collier appears set to remain at the heart of the Minnesota Lynx’s championship pursuit. That’s despite persistent speculation surrounding her future.
It has been a great season thus far for the Minnesota Lynx as they currently sit at the top of the WNBA standings with a 23-6 record. Of course, many around
What does one give the team that owns the WNBA's best record coming out of the All-Star break? Perhaps getting its best player back at 100% health for the season's remainder.
The best team in the WNBA is about to get even better.
Napheesa Collier is in line to make her 2026 season debut Wednesday, as the Minnesota Lynx listed their star guard as probable to face the Seattle Storm on Tuesday night's injury report.
Collier hasn't played this season since undergoing ankle surgeries in January and March.
Some observant Minnesota Lynx fans took notice of a section of both the WNBA and Lynx apps that lists injured players Napheesa Collier and Dorka Juhasz as game-time decisions for Friday's marquee matchup against the New York Liberty in Brooklyn.
The Minnesota Lynx are on the road Wednesday night as they travel to take on the Washington Mystics in an interconference showdown. Minnesota enters Wednesday’s game with a 13-4 record after losing at home to Washington Sunday night.
Lynx star Napheesa Collier won't return to on-court activities until June, according to an update provided by the team on Tuesday. The updated timeline means Collier — as expected — will miss the start of the Lynx's season, which is set to tip off May 10 against the Atlanta Dream.
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