Overview
- Wednesday’s contest starts at 1 p.m. ET on July 16 at Target Center in Minneapolis and will air on FanDuel Sports Network Midwest Extra with streaming on Fubo.
- Minnesota leads the Western Conference at 19-4 while Phoenix sits second at 15-6 as both teams vie for seeding positions.
- The Lynx hold a 2-1 edge in the season series after Phoenix’s 79-71 victory in their most recent meeting on July 9.
- Minnesota ranks second in scoring at 84.9 points per game and allows a league-low 75.3 points, whereas Phoenix tops the WNBA with 10.1 three-pointers per game at a 34.8% clip.
- The Lynx will be without Karlie Samuelson for the remainder of the season and the Mercury remain without guard Alexa Held, reshaping each team’s rotation.