Minnesota Lynx had a remarkable start to the WNBA 2025 season with three straight victories.
Minnesota Lynx, the runner-ups of last season, will host Connecticut Sun in their second of a three-game homestand. The Lynx are on a three-game winning streak, while Sun are yet to force a victory in the 2025 WNBA season. Both sides will lock horns for the first time since their playoff meeting where Lynx won the series 3-2.
Minnesota Lynx had a remarkable start to the WNBA 2025 season with three straight victories. Lynx outplayed the Wings 85-81 in the home opener. The four-time WNBA champions was led by Napheesa Collier with 28 points. It has been a dominant campaign for Minnesota and one more victory will strengthen their chances at the top in the West.
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On the other hand, Connecticut Sun are on a two-game losing streak after suffering a blowout 87-62 loss against the Aces. The fourth quarter surge helped them to reduce the deficit to 25 points. Connecticut dropped their season opener 90-85 against the Mystics. The Sun finished second in the Eastern Conference and made into the playoffs.
Ahead of Lynx-Sun encounter in Minneapolis, let’s break down the injury report and predicted lineups.
Time: Friday, May 23, 2025 | 7:30 p.m. ET
Venue: Target Center, Minneapolis
TV: ABC | Live Stream: League Pass
Minnesota Lynx will have a healthy roster for the second home matchup of the season. Their two players are ready to return after an injury. Alanna Smith (quadriceps) has been put on day-to-day and is listed as probable for Friday’s matchup. Marieme Badiane (back) is also probable for the home game.
Alanna Smith (quad) probable for Friday.
— Underdog WNBA (@UnderdogWNBA) May 22, 2025
Meanwhile, Kayla McBride has been ruled out again due to personal reasons.
Connecticut Sun have announced two players on their injury report against the Lynx. Aneesah Morrow has been listed as questionable due to a knee injury. Leila Lacan will remain out on Friday night.
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Minnesota Lynx: Courtney Williams, Karlie Samuelson, Napheesa Collier, Alanna Smith, Bridget Carleton
Connecticut Sun: Tina Charles, Marina Mabrey, Olivia Nelson-Ododa, Jacy Sheldon, Lindsay Allen
Mandatory Credit: Matt Krohn-Imagn Images
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