A fan at Phee's home return: “She should have been MVP last year,” Ishabor Makvandi said. “She is like the epitome of a role model for this state, in my opinion. She’s very socially conscious,” he said. “We're pretty excited to have her receive our welcome, whatnot. It's like she is the Lynx.”
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"When I picture coming back it is being in Target on my home court, surrounded by my teammates," Napheesa Collier said Monday. "There's a reason why we say we have the best fans in the world. We really do. They support us through everything."
She's indeed back. So far in her season debut, Phee has played 11 minutes and has 11 points at halftime. 🏀
MPR NewsFive-time All-Star Napheesa Collier is probable for the Minnesota Lynx when they play at the Seattle Storm on Wednesday. It would be her first game since injuring her left ankle in last year’s playoffs.
“I’ll forever bleed this blue and green,” Fowles said. “This is home at heart forever.”
MPR NewsWhile with the Lynx, Sylvia Fowles was an advocate for youth health and wellness, hosting biking and gardening events to share her hobbies. She and the Lynx launched “Syl’s Final Ride” campaign, teaming with the local nonprofit Free Bikes 4 Kidz MN to provide children in need with bicycles.
Confetti and cheers was how the Minnesota Lynx team and head coach Cheryl Reeve celebrated the record-breaking win Wednesday in Connecticut that makes her the winningest coach in the WNBA. On Friday back in Minnesota, she reflected on the accomplishment. Here are three key takeaways.
"You never dream it's going to happen,” Reeve said. “I set out to just try to take it day by day, and you know, win games, and I just, what I feel is an overwhelming sense of feeling blessed for all the people that made me, me.”
I spoke too soon. The Lynx has MORE news. Just a day after being named a starter for the All-Star game, Olivia Miles was named the Kia WNBA Rookie of the Month for the second month in a row. Head coach Cheryl Reeve was also named WNBA Coach of the Month for June. 🏀
What a week of Minnesota Lynx news…Miles becomes only the second rookie in franchise history to be selected as a starter after Maya Moore in 2011 🏀
Two familiar faces joined Minnesota Lynx practice Wednesday. That morning the team announced that star forward Napheesa Collier and forward Dorka Juhász would be returning to practice activities after being sidelined by injuries.
Here’s a recap of the 2026 Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame induction: all things Cheryl Reeve. Who would’ve guessed an inductee presentation could have brought so many laughs? Lindsay Whalen, of course.
The round graphic of the state bird with wings outstretched above has become synonymous with Minnesotan's resilience during the immigration enforcement surge. It didn’t take long for the arts world to adapt it into anything imaginable, including tattoos.
Here’s your analog remix of what’s up with the Lynx and WNBA before the 2026 season begins 🏀
🏀 After a tumultuous weekend of goodbyes and hellos with free agency shaking up the league, the Lynx selected Olivia Miles in the WNBA draft Monday. The point guard is known for her stealthy passes. The season starts in less than a month. Minnesota faces off against the Atlanta Dream on May 10.