WNBA – Page 7 – The No-Look Pass

Minnesota Lynx Continue to Have a Strong Season

Damiris Dantas scores 28 points as the Minnesota Lynx beat the Chicago Sky and continue to have a surprisingly solid season.

Chennedy Carter scored 22 points in the Atlanta Dream’s win over the Indiana Fever. Carter is definitely a candidate for Rookie of the Year.

Courtney Vandersloot dishes out 18 assists, the most ever in a WNBA game. She breaks yet another assists record.

We’ve said that the Seattle Storm and the Las Vegas Aces were unstoppable. But the Los Angeles Sparks have won 9 straight.

Breanna Stewart continues her incredible play as she leads the Seattle Storm to a playoff berth.

Sure, basketball has resumed in the WNBA. But it’s not “business as usual.”

Diana Taurasi puts Kobe Bryant’s number and name on her back and promptly scores another 30-point game.

The Las Vegas Aces defeat the Seattle Storm in what could be a Finals match-up. And they’re going to run it back on Thursday!

In Day 28 of the Wubble, we finally get an overtime game in the WNBA. Actually, we got TWO. The Sparks and the Wings came away victors.

The Indiana Fever came into their game against the Seattle Storm at 4-7. But that’s why they play the games; the Fever pulled off the upset.

The Los Angeles Sparks hold the current longest winning streak at 5. I probably shouldn’t forget about them in terms of WNBA contenders.

It came down to the wire once again between the Chicago Sky and Las Vegas Aces. But the Sky would sweep the season series with the Aces.

It’s Monday so we have Stupid Power Rankings! I take 10 things from the NBA and WNBA that happened in the last week and rank them accordingly!

Arike Ogunbowale scored a season-best 33 points as the Dallas Wings defeat the Phoenix Mercury.

Portland advances to the playoffs after withstanding Ja Morant’s career-best in scoring. Melo also gets a bit of a redemption story.

The Seattle Storm are 9-1 and are both first in offense and defense in the WNBA. Who the heck can stop them?