- How did the Lynx overcome a slow start against Golden State?
- Minnesota trailed at halftime but dominated the third quarter 27-17, with Nia Coffey and Courtney Williams leading the charge. Their depth and resilience flipped the deficit into a comfortable lead.
- What were Courtney Williams’ key contributions besides scoring?
- Williams filled the stat sheet with 21 points, 12 rebounds, and five assists, showcasing her all-around impact. Her work on the boards and playmaking stabilized the Lynx when Napheesa Collier struggled.
- How many wins do the Lynx have this season?
- The Lynx improved to 14-4 with the win, maintaining their grip on first place in the WNBA standings. Their record reflects their consistency as a championship contender.
- What’s next for the Golden State Valkyries after this loss?
- The Valkyries fell to 5-13 and will look to bounce back against Phoenix on Thursday. This loss highlights the challenge of closing out games against elite teams.
- Did Napheesa Collier have an off night?
- Collier, Minnesota’s primary scorer, managed just eight points, her quietest output of the season. The Lynx still won thanks to Coffey and Williams stepping up in her absence.
- How long is Minnesota’s current winning streak?
- The win marked the Lynx’s sixth straight victory, their longest streak of the season, and extended their home-court advantage streak to seven games.
