The Milwaukee Bucks tied the series with the Atlanta Hawks after a 34-point blowout.
Sylvia Fowles had another huge game as the Lynx defeated the mighty Aces in overtime.
Te’a Cooper led the Los Angeles Sparks with 26 points and helped stop the Washington Mystics’ 3-game win streak.
The Clippers survive yet again and have made this a series against the Phoenix Suns.
Minnesota Lynx won all three games against the Atlanta Dream this season.
Trae Young had a signature performance (48-7-11) and led the Hawks to a Game 1 win in the ECF.
That connection from Jae Crowder to Deandre Ayton was an instant classic of a playoff moment.
Tina Charles scored 34 points, grabbed 16 boards, and dished out 5 assists in a Mystics win against the Storm.
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Rebecca Allen led the New York Liberty in scoring and made a couple of clutch blocks to help defeat the L.A. Sparks.
Another upset has happened as the Hawks put away the Sixers to advance to the Eastern Conference Finals.
Chicago Sky beat the Connecticut Sun again and they now have a 5-game winning streak.
The Nets and Bucks exhausted their starters and it was Milwaukee who outlasted Brooklyn to advance to the East Finals.
Phoenix Mercury win their first game in two weeks after defeating the L.A. Sparks.
The Clippers (with no Kawhi Leonard) upset the Utah Jazz in 6 games and move on to the Conference Finals.
The Bucks won Game 6 wire-to-wire. Brooklyn and Milwaukee will have one final showdown on Saturday.