‘Minnesota basically helped me become the woman that I am today.’
Lynx
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Black women are local leaders in sports activism
‘I think the W does have a critical lens on what it looks like to walk through the world as a Black woman.’
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Chicago victory puts end to Lynx season
The Chicago Sky put an end to Minnesota Lynx’s postseason defeating them 89-76 in a WNBA playoff game at the Target Center last Sunday afternoon .
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Pettigrew to oversee Wolves/Lynx diversity, equity, inclusion
Earlier this month Tru Pettigrew received his second promotion in less than a year as chief diversity and inclusion officer with the Timberwolves-Lynx organization.
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Another View’s WNBA all-time top 25
Here is our W25 all-time list, is in no particular order.
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Lynx practice players get ‘big props’
After a year off due to COVID protocols, the Minnesota Lynx male practice players are back in action.
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Sun outshined Minnesota, snapped Lynx’s 8-game winning streak
The Lynx must regain its momentum to stay among the first four teams, which earns first-round playoff byes in September.
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Minnesota’s late surge powers win in first post-Olympic break game
Minnesota got late baskets for a 88-78 victory Sunday night over the New York Liberty.
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W at 25: Remembering the Comets, the league’s first dynasty
This 25-part series of articles reflects on the WNBA’s 25 years. This week’s focus: that time when the Comets ‘took over Texas.’
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MN went small, came up big in home win against Dallas
Minnesota won 85-79 over Dallas Wednesday night in Minneapolis.
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Clarendon comes through in Lynx’s OT win
Layshia Clarendon helped power the Lynx to a overtime win.
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Minnesota represented at recent WNBA game
The Minnesota connections were strong at a recent Lynx game both on and off the court.
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WNBA justice advocacy ‘not a one-and-done’
‘This year… players are going to be focused on health equity and civic engagement and voting rights—especially impacting communities of color on both of those topic.’
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WNBA season opens with all teams back home
The 2021 WNBA regular season starts this week. Minnesota opens play May 14 at home against Phoenix, the Lynx’s first home game since 2019.
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Introducing the 2020 Lynx draftees
All three Minnesota Lynx 2020 WNBA Draft picks were all sistahs for the first time since 2015.
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WNBA commish hopes for a season with or without fans
WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert was among other pro sports commissioners who recently met with the White House via conference call to talk about the upcoming season.
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The WNBA at the half
Two-weeks’ worth of games remaining gives not only the Lynx but all 12 WNBA clubs a unique optimism going into the second-half of the season.
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Coaching lets retired Lynx player give back to game she loves
Plenette Pierson, after a year away from playing, is back in the WNBA as a first-year Minnesota Lynx assistant coach.
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The WNBA and social media: blessing or curse?
Perhaps more than any other pro league, the WNBA has fully embraced social media.
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Lynx made WNBA comeback history in their first successful season’s playoffs
An actual change of the guard took place in the months leading up to the 2003 season. Some at the time felt it was needed, a clean break from the Brian Agler era when early expectations too often turned into later disappointments.