The Minnesota Lynx evened up their WNBA Finals series with the Indiana Fever at a game apiece with a 83-71 win at Target Center Wednesday night.
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The Minnesota Lynx and the Indiana Fever play game one of the finals on Sunday at the Target Center. After an 87-71 win over the Connecticut Sun Thursday, Indiana is the team to beat for a second WNBA championship title.
The WNBA Finals resume tonight at Target Center, with the Lynx trying to even their series with Indiana. Another loss, and the defending champions will be on the ropes.
The Lynx are now in a must-win situation after losing game 3 of the WNBA Finals Friday night. Indiana led by 32 after three quarters and cruised to a 76-59 win. Shavonte Zellous scored 30 points to lead the Fever. Game 4 of the series is Sunday night in Indy.
The Lynx's hopes of repeating as WNBA champs could be dashed Sunday with a loss to the Fever at Indiana Sunday. The Lynx lost game three of the finals to the Fever 76-59 on Friday.
Call it a season for the Minnesota Lynx. They fall to Indiana in Game 4 of the WNBA Finals, 87-78, as the Fever wins its first title in team history.
It’s down to fine tuning now for the Lynx. They take on the Indiana Fever at home tonight, their last home game at Target Center before the WNBA playoffs. Going into the postseason, Minnesota has the No. 1 seed in the tournament locked up.
The Minnesota Lynx will face the Atlanta Dream in the WNBA Finals. The Dream defeated Indiana 83-67 Tuesday night to advance to the championship series. The Lynx beat Atlanta by 11-points in both regular season match-ups. Game one is Sunday at Target Center.
After sweeping the Mercury in the Western Conference, the Lynx now await the winner of the Indiana-Atlanta series that will be decided Tuesday night. The final series begins next week at the Target Center.