Minnesota Lynx

Reeve is the eighth coach in league history with 200 wins.

The trio of Whalen, Moore and Brunson have the most wins ever.

While men's teams have been invited, the Lynx are still waiting.

With four championships since 2011, this feels like new territory.

Angel McCoughtry's late three won it for the Dream.

It's Maya Moore, what else would you expect?

The reigning WNBA MVP was relentless against the Wings.

As advertised, two of the best teams in the league provided some drama.

Moore posed the same way Michael Jordan did in a famous Nike poster.

Maya Moore was on with Scott Van Pelt on Thursday night.

The Lynx dominated most of the survey, but not the most important vote.

Staples will play for the WNBA superstar next season.

Reeve says it feels like another slap in the face to women's sports.

Whalen replaces Marlene Stollings, who left for Texas Tech.

She'll be enshrined with greats like Grant Hill and Tina Thompson.

Danielle Robinson played for the Phoenix Mercury in 2017.

She engaged in a debate with reporters from The Athletic this past week.

No word on her future with the Lynx, although it's expected she'll keep playing.

2003 was the last year we came close to all 5 pro teams making the playoffs.

Less than 24 hours will separate the Lynx fourth championship and their parade festivities

Minnesota has won the title every odd-numbered year since 2010.

Minnesota led from start to finish in a game they needed to win.

Game 4 of the WNBA Finals is Sunday in Los Angeles.

Sylvia Fowles set a Finals record with 17 rebounds for the Lynx.