Collier Spills It All to Kamala Harris - LITE

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We see a new layer every day. Just when it looked like things might settle (albeit on a sour note), the latest insights threw a few cracks into Napheesa Collier’s otherwise spotless reputation. And she has also finally spoken for the first time since her big statement.

Meanwhile, the ones seemingly least rattled by all this at the moment might be the Phoenix Mercury, as they’ve got their own massive questions to tackle ahead of the must-win Game 3.

Sunday’s Result: A whopping 70% of you think that Collier made the right call canceling the meeting with Cathy.

On October 7, 2011, the Minnesota Lynx took their first step toward building the dynasty we know today. After joining the league as an expansion team in 1999, the Lynx endured several losing seasons before landing Maya Moore as the No. 1 overall pick. Her arrival completed a legendary trio alongside Lindsay Whalen and Seimone Augustus. That year, the Lynx compiled a league-best 27–7 record, dropped only a single playoff game, and captured the franchise’s first-ever championship with a 73–67 win over the Atlanta Dream. It also marked Minnesota’s first professional title since 1991.

Only if Cheryl Reeve and Co. had known they would go on to win three more titles, tying the Houston Comets and Seattle Storm for the most championships (4) by a WNBA franchise.