Overview
- The Minnesota Lynx announced Wednesday that Napheesa Collier and forward Dorka Juhász have resumed full team practice as part of monitored rehabilitation programs.
- Collier underwent offseason procedures on both ankles following a left-ankle injury in the 2025 playoff semifinals and a March 24 surgery that addressed torn ligaments and related damage.
- The team gave no timetable for either player’s return to games and said future decisions will depend on medical clearance and how they respond to ramped-up practice work.
- Minnesota has compiled a 15-4 record without Collier, with rookie Olivia Miles starting every game and averaging 18.7 points, 5.7 assists and 4.8 rebounds.
- Collier re-signed on a one-year supermax deal reported at $1.4 million making her eligible for unrestricted free agency in 2027 and creating short-term roster and title implications for the Lynx.