WNBA

Wow. That's one heckuva a trip for a professional team.

Minnesota hosts WNBA-leading Connecticut on Friday.

Minnesota is off to a 2-0 start despite missing four of five stars of years past.

The sixth overall pick scored a game-high 27 points.

The event is happening Thursday, May 16 at The Pourhouse.

Focke has been with the Wolves since 2007, and the Lynx since 2012.

The first game will feature the Minnesota Lynx on May 25.

She'll be the first Lynx player to have her jersey hang from Target Center's rafters.

Speculation about what the announcement will be is running rampant.

Cheryl Reeve says Collier can do it all.

Females in sports often face unfair double standards compared to men.

She wants to spend time with family and pursuing ministry dreams.

Augustus could have a bigger role with the team in 2019.

This is a shocking development.

Whalen will now focus solely on coaching the Gophers.

This is as classy as it gets.

Washington's Kristi Toliver says she had to get up and change seats.

Minnesota takes on the Sparks on Tuesday night.

Minnesota is bound for a single elimination first-round matchup.

The Lynx wrap up the regular season on Sunday, Aug. 19.

Whalen announced that she'll retire at the end of the season.

She'll hang it up at the end of the season.

Maya Moore scored 34 points to lead the way.

The biggest game of the season could come Thursday in Vegas.