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."

The Minnesota Lynx take on the Silver Stars in a huge regular-season matchup Tuesday at Target Center. Both teams have made the playoffs, but the Lynx hope to pad their two-game edge over San Antonio in the Western Conference.

The Minnesota Lynx are moving on to the WNBA Western Conference Finals for the first time in franchise history. The Lynx crushed San Antonio 85-67 Tuesday night in the decisive third game of the conference semifinals. Seimone Augustus led all scorers with 22 points.

The Lynx will work to move the ball around more than they did in Game Two of the play-off series with San Antonio. The two teams are even in the best of three. A win Tuesday will send the Lynx to the conference finals Thursday in Minneapolis.

In a battle of Western Conference powers at Target Center Tuesday night, the Lynx beat San Antonio 96-84 in overtime. Minnesota scored the first 11 points in overtime to pull away for their 20th win of the season. Rebekkah Brunson led the Lynx with 17 points and 20 rebounds.

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.

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.

Even with Seimone Augustus out with an ankle injury, the Lynx rolled to a team-record 11th straight victory, beating the Silver Stars 81-62 in San Antonio. Maya Moore led five Minnesota players with 18 points and added 12 rebounds. With the win, the Lynx clinched the best record in the Western Conference.