The trio of Napheesa Collier, Kayla McBride, and Courtney Williams has formed a formidable core for the Minnesota Lynx across the 2024, 2025, and 2026 seasons. They have led the Lynx to top-two regular-season finishes across these three seasons, including the top seed in each of the last two.
WNBAThe Minnesota Lynx had the best regular-season record in the WNBA. But according to Cheryl Reeve, that did not necessarily mean they had the team built to win in the playoffs.
WNBABreanna Stewart put on her hero cape in the first round of the playoffs and helped the Liberty punch their tickets to the semifinals. The two-time MVP played heavy minutes in both games to complete a sweep of the Lynx.
Caitlin Clark has already cemented herself as one of the best players in the WNBA this year, but she is now being backed to be one of the top point guards in history. Clark ended the 2026 regular season with the most total points created in the entire league, and most recently impressed for the Indiana Fever in game two of their first-round playoff series.
WNBANew York needed everything it could get out of Stewie.
WNBATime's up as Minnesota's veteran core could not get it done.
WNBADown 0-1 in the first round of the WNBA playoffs, can the Mystics and Wings stay alive?
We're really curious about why WNBA Rookie of the Year Olivia Miles wasn't playing in crunch time for the Lynx.
WNBACaitlin Clark didn’t hold back after Game 2, taking aim at the officiating and calling out a glaring free-throw discrepancy. Caitlin Clark’s running battle with WNBA officials hit a breaking point in Game 2.
WNBANEW YORK — White rally towels blanketed seats in Barclays Center pregame. It would soon be filled with nearly 18,000 raucous fans on Tuesday night, but for a moment there was a calm. When the storm hit, it was the Minnesota Lynx who were sent seeking shelter. The initial surge came courtesy of Jonquel Jones, who scored the Liberty’s first 7 points of the game, tirelessly working the offensive glass. Then came a cutting layup from Breanna Stewart off the assist from Sabrina Ionescu. It was Ionesc
Caitlin Clark says sheer exhaustion caused her to throw up at halftime of Game 2 before she returned to finish the game.
Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White comments on her supposed back and forth with Caitlin Clark.