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Seattle Storm vs Minnesota Lynx, WNBA Commissioner's Cup

WNBA
Storm
4-10
93-104
Final
Lynx
5-9
Target Center

Lead tracker

SEA leadsBiggest lead SEA 2, MIN 17
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MIN leads
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SEA2027271993
MIN35182724104

Who won: Lynx 104-93

The Minnesota Lynx beat the Seattle Storm 104-93 in WNBA Commissioner's Cup on Tuesday, June 27, 2023 at Target Center. The Lynx win the series 3-1. The Lynx outscored the Storm 35-20 in the 1st quarter. Napheesa Collier led the Lynx in points (33). Ezi Magbegor led the Storm in points (20).

Recap · Jun 27
Collier scores a career-high 33 to help the Lynx beat the Storm 104-93

Napheesa Collier had a career-high 33 points and 10 rebounds, Diamond Miller added 18 points in her return from an injury and the Minnesota Lynx beat the Seattle Storm 104-93 on Tuesday night.

What it means

  • Season series: MIN wins series 3-1.
  • Storm 2-3 on the road; Lynx 2-5 at home.
  • Storm without Ezi Magbegor (F), listed out.

Latest headlines

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Injuries and inactives

Storm8th 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
Lynx1st in Western Conference Division
  • Anastasiia Olairi Kosu F
    Foot, right
    Out
  • Elena Buenavida G
    Coach's Decision
    Out

Head to head

MIN wins series 3-1

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Game info

Venue
Target Center, Minneapolis, MN · Attendance 7,014
Officials
Jeff Smith (Referee), Gina Cross (Referee), Randy Richardson (Referee)

Injuries, starters, headlines and game info from ESPN. Headlines open on ESPN.

Season seriesMIN wins series 3-1

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