Lynx favored to win title, then Aces and Liberty - ESPN
The Minnesota Lynx will enter the WNBA playoffs favored to win it all, but they'll be watching over their shoulders for the two most recent league champions.
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The Minnesota Lynx will enter the WNBA playoffs favored to win it all, but they'll be watching over their shoulders for the two most recent league champions.
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After a record 44-game regular season, it's finally time for the 2025 WNBA playoffs. Starting with a four-game slate Sunday, eight teams will vie for the title. The field includes the defending champion New York Liberty, the current No. 1 seed Minnesota Lynx and the red-hot Las Vegas Aces, who are riding a 16-game winning streak.
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