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There were times last winter when Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve would watch game tape of Bridget Carleton playing in the EuroLeague in Hungary and see Carleton come down in transition, not hesitating, and attempt a three-pointer. A contested three, perhaps, but a good one. And she would think: "Why doesn't she do that here?" Reeve would watch Carleton compete on the Canadian national team as an ...
Finally, the New York Liberty looked like the three-point shooting machine that dominated the 2023 regular-season. Breanna Stewart, who entered Tuesday night’s matchup against the Phoenix Mercury shooting 17.5% from deep, made all four of her three-pointers while the team tied a single-game record for most made threes (18). And they came so close to shattering the record. With her team down ...
When asked about the end of the Lynx's June 7 loss at Phoenix, coach Cheryl Reeve was quick to rattle off specifics: The Lynx were up six points with 90 seconds left in the game. A Kahleah Copper buzzer-beating three-pointer clinched the Mercury's comeback, 81-80. "They're still feeling that [loss], and that's a good thing," Reeve said. "Even as a staff … you get in that situation, you learn ...
On Friday night in Seattle, Lynx All-Star Kayla McBride scored 27 points. She made seven of 13 shots overall and made six of 12 three-pointers. Just imagine how ugly this one would have been without all that. With Napheesa Collier's left foot injury keeping her out of a third straight game, the Lynx were demolished 91-63. It was, by miles, the Lynx's worst loss of the season. They were beaten ...