Overview
- Minnesota improved to 18–3 to remain atop the WNBA standings and extended its winning streak against Los Angeles to four straight games.
- Natisha Hiedeman scored 18 points off the bench while Napheesa Collier added 17 points, eight rebounds and five assists.
- The Lynx forced 22 Sparks turnovers that produced 23 Minnesota points and outscored Los Angeles 30–19 in the third quarter.
- Minnesota’s defense, allowing just 74.3 points per game, ranks first in the league and held the Sparks to 82 points.
- Both teams were shorthanded—Karlie Samuelson is out for the season and Cameron Brink remains sidelined—and the matchup drew a sellout crowd for WNBA Kids Day.