The WNBA is officially back. Falling short of winning the franchise's fifth championship last season, the Minnesota Lynx opened their season on Friday night, an

Despite the setbacks, the Sparks put up a fight. Players like Dearica Hamby and Azurá Stevens stepped up, with Hamby recording a double-double of 20 points and 10 rebounds, and Stevens scoring a team-high 21 points. But they couldn’t keep up with the playoff-contending Lynx, ultimately falling 89-75.

For the Lynx, it was a different team, different city. But a very familiar feel. The Lynx won their second in a row to start the season with a 89-75 victory at Los Angeles, a game that felt a lot like Friday’s season-opening victory at Dallas.

It's a good thing she did because Minnesota came out of the locker room on fire. The Lynx, behind Napheesa Collier's 23 points, dropped the Sparks 89-75 to post two victories in starting the 2025 WNBA season. “We have, you know, good, hard halftimes,” Reeve told the Minneapolis Star-Tribune after Sunday's win.

The Wings are looking to get their first win of the season with an early rematch against the Minnesota Lynx on KFAA.

The Minnesota Lynx and Dallas Wings will clash for the second time in the opening week of the WNBA season on Wednesday in Minneapolis, with the teams already establishing marching orders for their respective campaigns.

Lynx star Napheesa Collier is breaking new ground yet again, but this time she's creating a sports-music crossover with a Grammy winner.