Sun Face Uphill Battle Amid Absences
The Minnesota Lynx have sustained their presence at the top of the table with the New York Liberty continuing to fall. They sit at the first position with 13 wins and two losses having a record of .867.
The Lynx went on to beat the Atlanta Dream in a closely fought game on Friday. Lynx starting on a strong foot posted 28 points against Atlanta’s 20 points. However, the hosts made a comeback in the second quarter.
They also managed to do well in the third quarter. The Minnesota Lynx lost the momentum and were fighting for the game in the end. The scores were levelled and the match went to overtime. Lynx edged it 96-92 in overtime, led by Napheesa Collier’s 26 points.
Napheesa Collier is currently shooting 52/42/93 🔥
— Underdog WNBA (@UnderdogWNBA) June 27, 2025
She would be the 2nd player in WNBA history to join the 50/40/90 club (Elena Delle Donne, 2019). pic.twitter.com/EsQSgMZ5cQ
The Connecticut Sun are coming into this game after losing against the Seattle Storm on Friday. They are currently on an 8 game losing streak. Sun was outplayed in all the four quarters as the Storm beat them by 97-81. Skylar Diggins sealed the game with 24 points while Bria Hartley posted a gritty 19 points.
When: Sunday, June 29, 2025 | 7:00 pm ET
Venue: Target Center, Minneapolis
TV: NBCS-BOS, FDSN, NBC CT, and KARE 11 | Live Stream: WNBA League Pass
Minnesota Lynx Injuries
The Minnesota Lynx have a fully fit squad to face the Connecticut Sun on Sunday.
Connecticut Sun Injuries
Sun star Marina Mabrey remains out for approximately 2-4 weeks due to a knee injury. Leila Lacan remains sidelined through July while representing her national team overseas.
Minnesota Lynx: Courtney Williams, Kayla McBridge, Bridget Carleton, Alanna Smith, Naphessa Collier
Connecticut Sun: Jacy Sheldon, Bria Hartley, Saniya Rivers, Olivia Nelson-Ododa, Tina Charles
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