Lynx guard Kayla McBride sets WNBA record by making 10 3-pointers in win over Wings
Minnesota Lynx guard Kayla McBride wanted to give the hometown fans a show Sunday.
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Minnesota Lynx guard Kayla McBride wanted to give the hometown fans a show Sunday.
MINNEAPOLIS --Minnesota Lynx guard Kayla McBride wanted to give the hometown fans a show Sunday.
NEW YORK — A'ja Wilson, Chelsea Gray and Jackie Young missed Las Vegas' game against the New York Liberty to rest on Sunday, as the team played the second half of a difficult back-to-back.
CHICAGO — Nneka Ogwumike wasn't shaken with Sunday's late-night news that Kelsey Plum was traded from the Los Angeles Sparks to the Phoenix Mercury. With 15 seasons in the league as a Rookie of the Year, an MVP and a champion, not much can surprise her when it comes to WNBA movement.
Michele Tafoya joins the program and calls Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham a HERO for standing up for women's sports despite intense backlash from Minnesota Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve, Seattle Storm leadership, and activist critics.
MINNEAPOLIS — Olivia Miles scored 26 points, Napheesa Collier added 22 and the Minnesota Lynx defeated the Las Vegas Aces 98-87 to clinch a WNBA playoff berth.
Every superhero story features three acts. In the first, the hero discovers their powers. In the third, they wield those powers to save the world. But it's often the second act that's the most fun. That's where the hero struggles to comprehend their abilities and runs into a few walls — or some foolish Heisman Trophy voters — before ultimately finding their footing and emerging triumphant, ready for battle.
PHILADELPHIA — The Eagles will continue to «lean into» the tush push in their new offense, according to offensive coordinator Sean Mannion.