This series will cover the WNBA’s 21st season with at least one story on the league weekly from the season’s...
Read moreThe NBA annually uses Christmas Day — the league’s ‘unofficial’ start of the season — as its television kick-off platform....
Read moreThis series will cover the WNBA’s 21st season with at least one story on the league weekly from the season’s...
Read moreThis column continues the Only One series in which this reporter shares his experiences as the only African American journalist...
Read moreThere weren’t many, if any, surprises in last week’s WNBA Draft. Kelsey Plum was selected first overall by San Antonio,...
Read moreMinneapolis native Nia Coffey, who played at Northwestern; Baylor’s Alexis Jones and Shatori Walker-Kimbrough of Maryland, are among 10 invited...
Read moreCandice Wiggins’ recent allegations that a bullying culture existed in the WNBA during her eight seasons, and that the majority...
Read moreCandice Wiggins Former Minnesota Lynx player Candice Wiggins last week dropped a bomb on the WNBA, and the Lynx organization...
Read moreWASHINGTON, DC - JUNE 27: President Barack Obama is seen with the Minnesota Lynx at the White House to celebrate...
Read moreComo Park and Minneapolis North girls’ basketball players protest before a game. Once again this year, both our columns “Another...
Read moreOn the surface, the 2016 WNBA Finals can be classified as a classic. The dramatic final three minutes of the...
Read moreAfter the Lynx's 77-76 Finals loss Oct. 20. Minnesota came one defensive stop short of history. Nneka Ogwumike’s conversion of her...
Read moreFor 20 weeks, to commemorate the WNBA’s 20th season (the MSR having covered each season), the MSR sports section will...
Read moreNicole LaVoi, the University of Minnesota Tucker Center for Research on Girls & Women in Sport’s co-director, was very relieved...
Read moreMaya Moore of the MN Lynx One of the greatest joys over my 38 years as a journalist who has...
Read moreHead of AARP shared insights from senior group’s research Approximately 200 people came to hear AARP President/CEO Jo Ann Jenkins...
Read moreLynx guard Maya Moore was crucial to Game 4 win. The Los Angeles Sparks’ California dreams turned into a nightmare...
Read moreMaya Moore in action. The 2016 WNBA Finals, featuring the league’s two best teams — each with a win under...
Read moreFor 20 weeks, to commemorate the WNBA’s 20th season (the MSR having covered each season), the MSR sports section is...
Read moreSeimone Augustus with attendees The Minnesota Lynx starters — Seimone Augustus, Maya Moore, Rebekkah Brunson, Sylvia Fowles and Lindsay Whalen...
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