Sylvia Fowles is one of the two greatest centers in WNBA history. She was also the final member of the Minnesota Lynx dynasty’s big five to leave the franchise, which she did at the end of last season by retiring. Fowles was still at the top of her game, so Minnesota is tasked with replacing
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The Minnesota Lynx (13-20) are one game back of the eighth and final playoff spot with three games to go. So they still have hope, but may need some help to get into the postseason. On Sunday, after their 81-71 victory over the Atlanta Dream at Target Center in Minneapolis, they were able to take
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A year ago, it seemed like the Minnesota Lynx were executing a star transition from Sylvia Fowles to Napheesa Collier. Collier, a 2019 All-Star and Rookie of the Year, was coming off a second-team all-WNBA season in the bubble when she led her team to a semifinal defeat against the eventual champion Seattle Storm. Meanwhile,
Minnesota Lynx fans had plenty of reason to rejoice last night as their center and reigning WNBA Defensive Player of the Year, Sylvia Fowles, announced via her Instagram that she would be returning to the Lynx for the 2022 season. Sweet Syl has confirmed via Instagram she’s returning to Minnesota next season…. IT’S LIT@SylviaFowles @minnesotalynx
The Minnesota Lynx haven’t missed the playoffs since 2010. Maya Moore left the game after the 2018 season and the team came back in 2019 with the same regular season record as the season prior (18-16) and the same postseason result (first round exit). Since 2019, the Lynx have been back in the contender mix