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Olivia Miles Wins Unanimous WNBA Rookie Award — 1dMinnesota Lynx guard Olivia Miles was unanimously named the WNBA’s 2026 Rookie of the Year and also received the Associated Press rookie honor after a standout debut season. She set a league rookie scoring record with 790 points, averaged 19.8 points and 6.0 assists, and was the only rookie selected as a WNBA All-Star starter.

Miles Out as Fever, Lynx Clash for Seeding — Sep 21, 2026In the 2026 WNBA playoff picture, Minnesota is positioned for the top seed with Indiana posing a spoiler threat, as Caitlin Clark has anchored the Fever down the stretch; Los Angeles’ Sparks are out of contention but the Aces are still chasing a top-three seed, aided by A’ja Wilson’s prolific scoring. The league is also highlighting Fever–Lynx matchups and broadcasting options across multiple platforms for fans.

Olivia Miles Surpasses WNBA Rookie Scoring Record — Sep 19, 2026Olivia Miles of the Minnesota Lynx is closing in on Caitlin Clark’s rookie scoring record, tying it at 769 points and likely to surpass it with a few games left, while already setting rookie benchmarks in 3-pointers and early-season totals. Despite a few tough outings and the Lynx’s skid, Miles remains the frontrunner in rookie scoring and assists and is in MVP conversations as Clark’s 2024 debut record is highlighted in comparison.

Maya Lindstrom Miles is on another level this year, tying that record while leading in assists too shows she's not just a scorer.

Lynx Sign Aari McDonald, Waive Eliška Joklová — Sep 7, 2026The Minnesota Lynx signed guard Aari McDonald and waived Eliška Joklová as they bolster depth ahead of the playoffs, marking McDonald’s return to the WNBA after a 2025 season with Indiana and recent injury setbacks. A 2021 No. 3 overall pick who helped Arizona reach its first Final Four and national title game, McDonald joins a Lynx team that sits atop the standings at 31-9 and is preparing for a late-season push.

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Reese Breaks WNBA Double-Double Record; Dream Top Lynx — Aug 30, 2026Angel Reese of the Atlanta Dream continued a historic run, setting the WNBA single-season double-doubles record with her 29th and extending her dominance as a rebounder, while guiding Atlanta to key wins over Minnesota and maintaining momentum for a playoff push. Her performances, including record-breaking rebounds and multiple double-doubles, solidified her place among the league’s top players this season.

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Lynx expect Napheesa Collier season debut vs Storm — Jul 22, 2026Napheesa Collier was listed as probable to make her 2026 season debut for the Minnesota Lynx against the Seattle Storm, marking a high-profile return after offseason surgery on both ankles while Minnesota sits atop the league standings. Her comeback comes as the Lynx have leaned on Olivia Miles and Kayla McBride to maintain success during her absence ahead of the All-Star break.

Lynx top Valkyries 77-66, Miles exits injured — Aug 20, 2026The Minnesota Lynx held off the Golden State Valkyries 77-66 as Olivia Miles scored 20 with seven assists before twisting her left ankle in the fourth and not returning. Kayla McBride added 20 and Napheesa Collier 18 as Minnesota, bolstered by a steady defensive effort, closed out the win despite Golden State’s late push.

Lynx Beat Wings as McBride Nets 43, Clinches Playoff — Aug 8, 2026Minnesota Lynx rookie Olivia Miles delivered a dramatic half-court buzzer-beater against the Las Vegas Aces, signaling her rise as a pivotal playmaker as the Lynx push toward the playoffs. She later starred with 26 points in a 98-87 win to clinch a playoff berth, supported by Napheesa Collier and a balanced lineup that stretched the lead and held off the Aces.

Reese's Eighth Tech Could Be Rescinded; Suspension Pending — Aug 29, 2026Atlanta Dream forward Angel Reese drew her eighth technical foul of the season against the Portland Fire, triggering an automatic one-game suspension and a $1,500 fine under the WNBA’s updated penalties, with ongoing debate over whether the call will be rescinded. The looming suspension jeopardizes Atlanta’s playoff seeding and their critical matchup with the Minnesota Lynx as the team navigates late-season tension and schedule pressure.

On X · @SportsCenterSportsCenter Shares Heartwarming Video of Bears QB Case Keenum With His Kids Before Monday Night Football StartSportsCenter posted a short video of veteran quarterback Case Keenum interacting with his young children on the field pregame, captioned simply “Case Keenum and his kids pregame 🥹.” It is trending as a feel-good NFL moment because Keenum is making a surprise start for the Chicago Bears on MNF after more than 1,000 days without playing a game; fans are reacting to the wholesome “dad power” family scene and rooting for the longtime journeyman.729 likes · 21m

Storm, Fire clash in bid for playoffsSports — Aug 8, 2026The upcoming WNBA slate features Dallas Wings vs. Minnesota Lynx with Paige Bueckers carrying the Wings, while Seattle Storm and Portland Fire rebuild and compete as injuries and form shift expectations; multiple previews emphasize Seattle’s offensive challenges and Portland’s changing lineup ahead of Aug. 8–9 games, with broadcasts available on Fubo and Prime Video.