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Indiana's losses drop the Fever while Seattle's three-win streak bumps up the Storm in our latest 1-13 ranking.
The game concluded dramatically as Natasha Cloud stole the ball from Fever guard Caitlin Clark on Indiana’s final possession, sealing the win. Despite a strong performance from Aliyah Boston, who tallied 27 points and 13 rebounds, the Fever couldn't overcome the Liberty's late surge.
Liberty and Lynx are neck and neck, while Aces struggle early and Mercury, Storm and Dream show early signs of promise.
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FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul on MSNLynx forward Alissa Pili leans on Polynesian roots for strength and motivationAs Minnesota Lynx forward Alissa Pili goes into her second year in the WNBA, she said she’s grown as a player after putting in work in the off-season. Pili is the first Polynesian player in the WNBA and said her love for her culture is a big motivation for her to keep improving on the court.
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As Minnesota Lynx forward Alissa Pili goes into her second year in the WNBA, she said she’s grown as a player after putting in work in the off season. Pili is the first Polynesian player in the WNBA and said her love for her culture is a big motivation for her to keep improving on the court.
The Storm are riding a three-game winning streak after a thumping of the Aces over the holiday weekend in which they posted otherworldly 60.0/50.0/83.3 shooting splits in the blowout, while the undefeated Lynx look every bit as good as the 2024 team that fell a few possessions short of a WNBA championship.
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EssentiallySports on MSNMinnesota Lynx HC Unleashes 50-Second Attack At WNBA Referees Over Napheesa Collier TreatmentWhen the Minnesota Lynx lost Game 5 of the 2024 WNBA Finals, head coach Cheryl Reeve felt the game was “stolen” from her team. The post Minnesota Lynx HC Unleashes 50-Second Attack At WNBA Referees Over Napheesa Collier Treatment appeared first on EssentiallySports.