After coming unraveled at the end of a tough home loss to the Mystics on Sunday, the Lynx were undoubtedly fired up for the chance to get some revenge on Wednesday night in Washington.
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.
A jam packed week of games ended on a sour note for the Minnesota Lynx, finishing 3-1 on the week. Minnesota also barely missed out on another Commissioner’s Cup finals to the Las Vegas Aces, which would have been their third in three consecutive years.
The shorthanded Minnesota Lynx are still a ways away from getting their perennial MVP candidate and a key rotation post player back on the floor. Forwards Napheesa Collier (ankle) and Dorka Juhasz (foot) are both a few weeks away from returning to practice, head coach Cheryl Reeve said before Sunday's loss to the Mystics at Target Center.
The Minnesota Lynx lost in brutal fashion on Sunday night. Minnesota fell 84-79 against Washington, giving them their fourth loss on the season. The Lynx are still one of the WNBA’s best teams at 13-4, but the team feels like they let their fans down for a surprising reason after their latest defeat.
Olivia Miles made a costly turnover in the last moments of the Minnesota Lynx’s Sunday, June 21 game against the Washington Mystics. After the Lynx lost the game, the star rookie shouldered the blame.
Cheryl Reeve is never one to hide her reactions to decisions made on the court. And after picking up another technical for protest, the head coach is getting praise for it from players.
In uncharacteristic fashion, the Lynx were sloppy when it mattered most as they blew a late lead and fell to the Washington Mystics, 84-79, at Target Center on Sunday evening.
Minnesota Lynx rookie Olivia Miles has taken the WNBA by storm. However, inevitably, the more she stood out, the more resistance she would eventually meet.
Lynx rookie Olivia Miles has been lighting the WNBA on fire, but she might've had her worst professional game on Friday night. Minnesota overcame her struggles to beat Golden State 81-75 on the road.
Olivia Miles continues to set new standards for herself and rookies in the WNBA. She set a new career-high on Wednesday night with a 31-point masterpiece against the Sparks, which led the Lynx to a comfortable 99-83 win.
Personal milestones always feel special for an athlete. But for Kayla McBride, her recent WNBA achievement became special because of a certain Olivia Miles.
The Minnesota Lynx showcased another dominant display on Monday, June 15, when they won against the Portland Fire by a 33-point margin, 107-74. One of the stars of the game was veteran Nia Coffey, with coach Cheryl Reeve’s vision working brilliantly for the team.
The Minnesota Lynx have been one of the best teams in the WNBA this season, even while Napheesa Collier is recovering from her ankle injuries. A big reason for that has been star rookie Olivia Miles, who has been one of the best point guards in the W in her first season.
Minnesota Lynx fans will have even more chances to watch their team next season. On Wednesday, the WNBA announced that starting in 2027, teams will play a 50-game regular-season schedule.
Courtney Williams is one standout player for the Minnesota Lynx in the Olivia Miles wave this season. While the team is thriving on Miles’ playmaking, Williams’ shooting efficiency, and scoring, it has made life easy for Coach Cheryl Reeve.
Olivia Miles continues to be on a roll throughout her rookie campaign, pulling off another feat following the Minnesota Lynx’s blowout win over the Portland Fire on Monday night.
The Minnesota Lynx are at home Monday night as they host the Portland Fire in a Western Conference matchup as part of the WNBA Commissioner’s Cup. Minnesota enters Monday’s game with a 10-3 record after losing on the road to the Las Vegas Aces Saturday night.
Their eight-game winning streak is over, but the Minnesota Lynx will seek the form that sent them through a three-week run of victories as they return to action Monday against the expansion Portland Fire in Minneapolis.
The Minnesota Lynx are on the road Saturday night as they travel to take on the Las Vegas Aces in a Western Conference showdown as part of the WNBA Commissioner’s Cup.
When it comes to stopping the Minnesota Lynx, opponents have their hands full. Meanwhile, the Lynx have their plates full. "This is a buffet, it's like a little bit of everything," Lynx guard Kayla McBride said in regards to her team's depth.
The top two picks from this year's WNBA Draft squared off Tuesday night, as Olivia Miles led the Minnesota Lynx to a 100-76 win over Azzi Fudd and the Dallas Wings.
Olivia Miles scored 24 points, grabbed seven rebounds and dished six assists, and the Minnesota Lynx cruised to a 100-76 win over the Dallas Wings in a Commissioner's Cup matchup on Tuesday night in Minneapolis.
When the Minnesota Lynx drafted Olivia Miles No. 2 overall in the 2026 WNBA Draft, there was some shock. Among experts, there seemed to be a definitive top four prospects: Azzi Fudd, Awa Fam, Lauren Betts and Miles herself.