Mitchell Hansen
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An Ode to Hall of Famer Sylvia Fowles
In honor of the Lynx legend being recognized and celebrated on July 18 in her return to Target Center, we look back on the career and legacy of Sylvia Fowles.
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A Living Legend: Cheryl Reeve’s Journey to Win No. 380
In honor of the Hall of Famer setting the mark and becoming the all-time leader in regular season wins, we look back at her journey to get there.
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Miles and Howard Named WNBA All-Star Starters, Williams Selected as Reserve
The Lynx will have three players representing them in the All-Star Game, the eighth time in franchise history three Lynx have been selected as All-Stars in the same season.
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Wolves Acquire LaMelo Ball for Naz Reid and Picks
Minnesota brings in the All-Star guard to pair alongside Anthony Edwards in a star-studded backcourt, but at the cost of sending away a fan favorite and draft picks.
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Lynx Show Love for Former Players Before Tipoff, Take Care of Business After
June was a month of reunions of former Minnesota Lynx players, who were welcomed with love and tributes but left with defeat and disappointment.
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Wolves Deal Julius Randle in Three-Team Trade
On the eve of the NBA Draft, the Wolves traded away Julius Randle and their 2026 first-round draft pick in a three-team trade with Brooklyn and Chicago.
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Olivia Miles Enjoying Historic Start to Rookie Season
The start of Olivia Miles’ career hasn’t just been impressive — it’s been historic. And this is just the beginning for the talented point guard in Minnesota.
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The Rookie and the Vet: The Chemistry Behind Minnesota’s New Backcourt
So far, so good for Minnesota’s new-look backcourt of Olivia Miles and Courtney Williams. And it’s just the beginning for the rookie and the vet.
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Wolves vs. Nuggets is the NBA’s Best Rivalry Right Now
With every year comes another chapter that is written in this evolving rivalry between Minnesota and Denver — and 2026 has certainly added to it.
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From Hopkins to the Lynx — The Unique Relationship Between Nia Coffey and Amaya Battle
“It’s cool to see how basketball is such a small world and can bring us opportunities.”