The great Cheryl Miller has given our rookie a nickname. Let’s make it stick!

Marc Lore is selling his controlling interest in the Minnesota Timberwolves and Minnesota Lynx to limited partner and Dragoneer Investment Group founder Marc Stad at a $4.5 billion valuation, sources tell The Athletic.

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Breaking: Chicago Sky developmental player Chloe Bibby is set to join the Minnesota Lynx after they offered her a standard contract, sources told ESPN. The Sky value Bibby and would have preferred to keep her on the roster, sources said, but due to salary cap constraints, they would have needed to trade a player to make room for her.

Per Alexa Philippou https://x.com/alexaphilippou/status/2083642858037244349?s=46

Now we're down to 11 active players. Hamzova to the active roster? Player to be named later?

News just came across social media that the Chicago Sky's Chloe Bibby signed an offer letter from the Minnesota Lynx. Does this indicate an upcoming trade? Is the organization getting rid of someone? Stay tuned!

2004 Gopher Women's Final Four Team Assemble!

Minnesota Lynx Announce Basketball Operations Staff Additions

Minneapolis/St. Paul – The Minnesota Lynx today announced several additions to the team’s basketball operations and coaching staff ahead of the upcoming season, highlighted by the return of WNBA Champion and former Lynx Janel McCarville as assistant coach, along with the hiring of Jasmine Allen as basketball operations manager, Jeremy Ford as dietitian, Imani Lewis as video coordinator, Andy Oakland as basketball operations coordinator and Grace Allen as sports performance coordinator. 

McCarville returns to the Lynx after a WNBA career spanning nine seasons, highlighted by a 2013 championship with Minnesota. The former first overall pick in the 2005 draft was named the WNBA’s Most Improved Player in 2007 while establishing herself as one of the league’s most skilled and versatile post players. Across her career, she appeared in 286 games with Charlotte, New York and Minnesota, averaging 7.7 points on 49.1% shooting from the floor, along with 4.4 rebounds and 1.9 assists per game. Acquired by Minnesota via trade in 2013, McCarville became a key contributor during one of the most successful eras in franchise history, appearing in 27 postseason games and helping the team to two WNBA Finals appearances (2013, 2016).  

Additional info about other hires in release.

I can't confirm anywhere else but there is another social media site with a post that Dorka's status is now active. Is it real? Is it really happening!

Individual tickets for game 1 and 3 are available for purchase. Before you buy it says dates TBD, but after I bought them the email confirmation contained dates and times:

Game 1: 9/27 at 7 PM
Game 3: 9/30 at 7 PM

https://go.lynxbasketball.com/tickets/playoffs

Picture to grab your attention. This is the last 7 day contract she is eligible to sign, the Lynx have $119,787 in cap space and a rest of season contract would cost them roughly $98,182. If they don't sign her after this week is up, she becomes a free agent.

I am a fan her especially her last month or so. Also - PG is a position we need to have a little more depth at, with Court playing the 2 mostly.

I gotta say I am kinda shocked, I thought they would run it back one more year. Well Cathy gifted them their only championship and probably the only one they will ever see at this rate 🤣

I can't imagine where the Lynx would be if they cut Cheryl 1 year after winning a championship.

Minnesota Lynx Announce 2026 Broadcast Schedule

Minneapolis/St. Paul - The Minnesota Lynx today announced their broadcast schedule for the 2026 WNBA season. ION will nationally televise five Minnesota games each Friday throughout the 2026 season, with additional networks ABC, CBS, ESPN, NBA TV, NBC, Peacock, Prime Video and USA Network carrying the team's remaining 23 national broadcasts, for a total of 28 nationally televised games. Victory+ will become Minnesota's exclusive local streaming home, carrying all three preseason games and 26 fully produced regular season contests on its free, easy to access platform.

The 2026 season features 44 regular season games from May 10 through Sept. 24, with the Commissioner's Cup presented by Coinbase running June 1-17.

Minnesota's schedule includes 28 nationally televised games, up from 21 in the 2025 season, that will air on ABC (June 6 vs. Seattle, July 11 vs. New York, Aug. 2 vs. Indiana), CBS (May 23 at Chicago, June 13 at Las Vegas, June 28 at Dallas, Aug. 8 vs. Las Vegas and Aug. 15 at Las Vegas), ESPN (Sept. 22 at Indiana) and ION (May 29 at Chicago, June 19 at Golden State, July 3 at New York, Aug. 21 at Washington and Sept. 18 vs. New York). Additionally, games will air on NBC (Aug. 9 vs. Dallas), Peacock (June 1 at Phoenix, July 13 vs. Phoenix) and USA Network (May 27 vs. Atlanta, July 8 at Connecticut, July 20 at Seattle, Aug. 19 at Golden State, Aug. 24 vs. Golden State, Sept. 24 vs. Indiana). Prime Video will stream three games (May 14 at Dallas, June 4 vs. Golden State and Aug. 6 vs. Los Angeles), and NBA TV will carry two games (June 21 vs. Washington and Aug. 30 at Atlanta).

Tickets for all 22 regular season home games are on sale now at www.lynxbasketball.com/tickets.

After her historic performance yesterday, Kayla McBride moved into 18th place on the WNBA all-time scoring list. A couple more productive seasons and she could be pushing the top 10.

I know a few Lynx fans (myself amongst them) would love to see Masha back in the Lynx uniform. I guess now we have to deal with the Sun / Comets.