Victory+ is dissolving: Where can Lynx fans watch games?
WNBAThe WNBA is currently on a break due to the FIBA World Cup, but with just four regular season games left, one of the Minnesota Lynx’s TV partners has ceased operations.
WNBAThe WNBA is currently on a break due to the FIBA World Cup, but with just four regular season games left, one of the Minnesota Lynx’s TV partners has ceased operations.
WNBAThe FIBA World Cup in Berlin has plenty of Lynx flavor with seven players representing their home countries The post Lynx descend upon Berlin for the FIBA Women’s World Cup appeared first on The IX Sports.
The WNBA is in a golden age of talent, with each draft class producing players capable of cementing their legacies among the greatest in women’s basketball history. Olivia Miles, the No.
WNBACheryl Reeve criticized the physicality in Minnesota’s loss to Atlanta, but her comments also identified a potential Lynx weakness before the playoffs.
While the focus of women’s basketball has turned to the upcoming 2026 FIBA World Cup, Angel Reese’s recent achievements are still making noise on social media. Reese’s sensational run across both sides of the court has led to her hitting a unique milestone, prompting formerESPN reporter Cindy Brunson to make a bold prediction about the Atlanta Dream star.
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Minnesota Lynx rookie Olivia Miles gave a strong take about Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark.
WNBAMinnesota Lynx head coach Cheryl Reeve had a lot to say to her players.
WNBAUpdated 17 days agoWhat should every team be focused on when play resumes after the FIBA World Cup?
WNBAUpdated 17 days agoFor much of the season, the Minnesota Lynx have established themselves as one of the WNBA’s most formidable teams. Yet, as the playoffs draw closer, the league leaders have lost their last two games, and after losing their second game, Head Coach Cheryl Reeve now seems to have identified an area where the team appears to be falling short.
Members of the Minnesota Lynx and Atlanta Dream who are participating in the FIBA World Cup. | Getty Images The 2026 WNBA season is officially on pause until Thursday, Sept. 17 as the 2026 FIBA Women’s World Cup tips off Friday, Sept. 4 in Berlin, Germany. A total of 51 WNBA players fill the rosters of the 16 national teams competing in the tournament, with every WNBA team except the Chicago Sky sending at least one representative. (It’s always Chicago.) The New York Liberty are sending a lea...
A WNBA analyst for The Athletic is under immense fire for falsely claiming that Minnesota Lynx rookie Olivia Miles set the all-time rookie record for assists in a season. That claim raised eyebrows around the world, as most active fans saw the WNBA rookie assist record set two years ago by Caitlin Clark with 337 assists.
ATLANTA — DeWanna Bonner may have a new team, but the goal remains the same: Complement a roster to go on a deep postseason run. The former Phoenix Mercury forward made her Atlanta Dream debut Sunday, scoring seven points, grabbing four rebounds and adding two assists and a steal in 16 minutes during the club’s 89-81 win over the Minnesota Lynx.
WNBAAngel Reese. | Christina Merrion. There’s a truism in basketball that the first home game after a long road trip feels like another road game. The Atlanta Dream proved the validity of that idea on Friday night, with a flat performance resulting in a nearly 20-point loss to the Portland Fire. On Sunday afternoon, re-acclimated and agitated, the real Dream returned. Or, maybe the realest Dream. For the second-straight season, the Dream secured the season series win over the Minnesota Lynx, prev...
Angel Reese had 15 points and 11 rebounds to break a WNBA record with her 29th double-double this season, and the Atlanta Dream defeated the league-leading Minnesota Lynx 89-81 on Sunday afternoon in their last game before the FIBA World Cup break.
It was a clash of the titans when the Atlanta Dream took down the Minnesota Lynx in an 89-81 win on Sunday. With both teams looking to get back to winning ways, the game was expected to deliver end-to-end action.
WNBAThe Atlanta Dream just defeated the league-best Minnesota Lynx on the road, winning 89-81 in the latest matchup. However, for the Lynx, Olivia Miles still managed to make a splash with a side-leading 21-point contribution. However, she found herself embarrassed on the free-throw line after a fumble on the court. The blooper came during the second […] The post Lynx news: Olivia Miles smiles off hilarious blooper while taking free throws appeared first on ClutchPoints.
WNBATake a deep breath. After a fast and furious August featuring last-second game-winners, record-breaking performances and a little too much spiciness on and off the court, the WNBA will press pause for the next 16 days for the FIBA World Cup. With four games remaining for each team during the regular season, let’s take a look at where we stand. Playoff field is set There hasn’t been much intrigue for weeks as to which teams will advance to the postseason, and the Dallas Wings ended any drama by c
Reese breaks the tie with Alyssa Thomas, who had 28 double-doubles in 2023.
WNBAUpdated 18 days agoCheryl Reeve says the Lynx must get tougher after a physical, playoff-preview loss to the Dream.