Indiana Fever beat Minnesota Lynx in home finale
Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 24 Sept, 15:38 · Archive
Indiana Fever defeated the league-best Minnesota Lynx 96-77, with Caitlin Clark near a triple-double.
Caitlin Clark had 27 points, nine assists and seven rebounds as the Indiana Fever beat the Minnesota Lynx 96-77 on Tuesday night, handing the top-seeded Lynx their largest deficit of the season. Kelsey Mitchell added 20 points, setting a WNBA single-season scoring record with 1,076 points. Minnesota clinched the No 1 playoff seed despite the loss, following Portland Fire's victory that evening.
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- Indiana Fever vs Minnesota Lynx season finale carries playoff seeding stakes for Caitlin Clark's teamKelsey Mitchell set the WNBA single-season scoring record with 1,076 points as the Indiana Fever face the Minnesota Lynx in the regular season finale.Fox News · 24 Sept, 15:24
- Lynx clinch WNBA No 1 seed despite ‘embarrassing’ loss to Fever and Olivia Miles injuryPortland Fire’s win hands Lynx top seed for playoffs Olivia Miles held out of lineup due to calf injury Caitlin Clark had 27 points, nine assists and seven rebounds, and Kelsey Mitchell added 20 points to her WNBA single-season scoring record as the Indiana Fever beat the Minnesota Lynx 96-77 on Tuesday night. It was a mixed night for the Lynx. Portland Fire’s victory over the Golden State Valkyries later in the evening meant Minnesota have clinched the No 1 seed for the playoffs, which start on Sunday. However, the Lynx were without Olivia Miles. The record-breaking rookie was a late…Guardian Sport · 23 Sept, 12:50
- Caitlin Clark, Indiana Fever drop statement win on top-seeded Lynx in final home gameCaitlin Clark flirted with a triple-double as the Indiana Fever handed the league-best Minnesota Lynx their largest deficit of the season so far.Fox News · 23 Sept, 03:24
In this story: Caitlin Clark · Kelsey Mitchell · Olivia Miles · Indiana Fever · Minnesota Lynx
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