The Minnesota Lynx begin their playoff journey Friday night against San Antonio -- a team they went 4-0 against during the regular season. As rookie Maya Moore puts it, "we are right on track."

WNBA Rookie of the Year Maya Moore is hoping to play a key role in Wednesday night's decisive game three of the Western Conference semifinals against San Antonio. Moore let's you inside her thoughts as she blogged about the season and the playoffs.

WNBA Rookie of the Year Maya Moore of the Lynx takes a look ahead to the Olympics in London and her expectations for bring back some USA gold.

Minnesota Lynx all-star Rebekkah Brunson has been named to the WNBA's All-Defensive first team. Brunson led the Lynx in rebounding, and finished third overall in the league. The All-Defensive team is voted on by the WNBA's 12 head coaches.

The Minnesota Lynx defeated the Atlanta Dream, 73-67, to win their first-ever WNBA Championship Friday night. It's also the first professional sports title in Minnesota since the Twins won the World Series in 1991. Seimone Augustus led the Lynx with 16-points and Maya Moore added 15.

The Minnesota Lynx are entering the playoffs as the favorite to win the WNBA championship. Good reason backs up the odds as Minnesota became just the sixth team ever to win 27-regular season games. It can also be argued the Lynx have the best point guard and rookie in the league.

Lynx star Maya Moore is making a big name for herself in the WNBA off-season with the Chinese Women's Basketball Association. Moore scored 60 points Saturday in Shanxi Xing Rue's 91-88 overtime win over Yunnan.