Minnesota Lynx vs Seattle Storm, WNBA Commissioner's Cup

WNBA

Lynx

0-1

74-97

Final

Storm

1-0

Climate Pledge Arena

Lead tracker

MIN leadsBiggest lead MIN 10, SEA 30

SEA leads

Team	1	2	3	4	T
MIN	20	21	14	19	74
SEA	18	23	34	22	97

Who won: Storm 97-74

The Seattle Storm beat the Minnesota Lynx 97-74 in WNBA Commissioner's Cup on Friday, May 6, 2022 at Climate Pledge Arena. The Storm win the series 4-0. The Storm outscored the Lynx 34-14 in the 3rd quarter. Breanna Stewart led the Storm in points (17). Sylvia Fowles led the Lynx in points (16).

Recap · May 7

Bird, Loyd lead Storm to 97-74 rout of Lynx in return home

For all the changes in the arena the Seattle Storm returned to Friday night, there were some constants from the last time the team played inside its home building.

What it means

Season series: SEA wins series 4-0.
Lynx 0-1 on the road; Storm 1-0 at home.

Latest headlines

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Injuries and inactives

Lynx8th in Western Conference Division

Anastasiia Olairi Kosu F
Foot, right
Out
Elena Buenavida G
Coach's Decision
Out

Storm4th in Western Conference Division

Ezi Magbegor F
Lower Leg
Out
Katie Lou Samuelson F
Knee, Surgery, left
Out
Taina Mair G
Coach's Decision
Out
Zia Cooke G
Knee, right
Out

Head to head

SEA wins series 4-0

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Game info

Venue: Climate Pledge Arena, Seattle, WA · Attendance 12,904
Officials: Roy Gulbeyan (Referee), Byron Jarrett (Referee), Blanca Burns (Referee)