Minnesota Lynx

In an interview on WNBA Countdown, Lynx rookie Olivia Miles speaks about staying at TCU for her final season.

Minnesota is accustomed to opening the season with strong starts, starting 13-2 in 2016 and 20-2 in 2017.

Natasha Howard had a season-high 27 points on 12-of-16 shooting, Olivia Miles added 19 points, six assists and six rebounds, and the Minnesota Lynx beat the Seattle Storm 88-68 on Saturday for their seventh win in a row — the last six by double figures. Courtney Williams and Kayla McBride scored 11 points apiece for the Lynx (9-2). Howard and Nia Coffey each had three of Minnesota's season-high-tying 13 steals.

The Minnesota Lynx (8-2) look to improve to 3-0 in Commissioner’s Cup play when they host the Seattle Storm (3-8) at Target Center on Saturday. MORE: Early favorites for the 2026 WNBA MVP Award How to Watch Seattle Storm vs…

Both the Minnesota Lynx and Seattle Storm may be without multiple key players in Saturday afternoon's matchup.

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Miles bested a signature Caitlin Clark mark.

On the heels of a 28-point, 7-assist Minnesota Lynx win, rookie Olivia Miles has entered the MVP conversation.

On Thursday, Olivia Miles hit a record eight 3-pointers to help the Lynx to an 87-84 victory over the Golden State Valkyries in Minneapolis.

Rookie point guard Olivia Miles scored a career-high 28 points while hitting eight of 11 shots from 3-point range as the Lynx topped Golden State 87-84 in a Commissioner’s Cup game at Target Center on Thursday night. Coming into Thursday’s matchup, Miles was just 2 for 18 from beyond the arc. However, she blossomed from distance against the Valkyries to easily lead all scorers in a matchup of ...

No Collier, no problem! How Olivia Miles and the new-look Lynx have Minnesota out to the WNBA's best start.

Expected to struggle without their superstar, the Minnesota Lynx, instead, are again the best team in the WNBA.

Collier has not played since September.

*Editor’s note: This originally appeared in Charley Walters’ Sunday column in the May 31 paper edition of the Pioneer Press* Cheryl Reeve has coached more WNBA victories with the Lynx than anyone else in the league while winning four championships. She’s working her magic again this season, guiding a re-tooled roster to a WNBA-best 7-2 record and 13.8 net rating that sits far above the rest of ...

Miles is a Rookie of the Year shoo-in at this rate.

Minnesota Lynx guard Courtney Williams has been a critical part of the team’s early success.

The ongoing skid continued after the Mercury had a poor effort against the Minnesota Lynx on June 1.

Minnesota rides a five-game win streak to the top while Indiana's offensive struggles drops it from top 10.

The Phoenix Mercury are scrambling for any kind of relief after suffering their sixth straight loss on Monday.

The Minnesota Lynx fired on all cylinders in the first half against the Phoenix Mercury at Mortgage Matchup Center.