Overview
- The Lynx won back-to-back road games to remain atop the WNBA at 15-4 and hold a 9-1 mark away from home.
- Minnesota waived veteran center Teaira McCowan and promoted Liatu King from a developmental deal to a standard contract, opening a developmental roster spot.
- Napheesa Collier and Dorka Juhász have been practicing with the team and are described as close to game-ready, which could change Minnesota's rotation when they return.
- Coach Cheryl Reeve was inducted into the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame and secured her 379th regular-season win, tying the league record and setting up a chance to break it in the next road game in New York.
- The Lynx are producing league-leading efficiency without Collier and Juhász, and their imminent returns plus the freed developmental slot could prompt more short-term roster moves and alter minutes for current players.