Minnesota aims high, Sparks seek spark
The Minnesota Lynx are flying high atop the WNBA standings. The reigning cup champions are on a fresh winning streak after a shock defeat against the Seattle Storm last week. While the Los Angeles Sparks are on a roll themselves, but on the opposite side.
The Sparks suffered one of their heaviest defeats of the season in their last game against the Seattle Storm. They trailed in all four quarters and fell hard, losing 98-67 in one of their toughest outings this season.
Nneka Ogwumike scored a game high 26 points, while Erica Wheeler and Skylar Diggins settled for 15 points each. On the Sparks’ side, Rickea Johnson scored 17 points, while Azura Stevens hit 16.
The Minnesota Lynx were on target with their performance, garnering a 76-62 victory against Las Vegas on Tuesday. Courtney Williams scored 20 points, while Napheesa Collier went off for only seven points with six rebounds. The Lynx sit at the top of the table with a record of .833.
When: Saturday, June 21, 2025 | 8:00 pm ET
Venue: Target Center, Minneapolis
TV: NBA TV and FDSN | Live Stream: WNBA League Pass
Here’s a complete breakdown of the WNBA injury report and expected lineups for Minnesota Lynx vs. Los Angeles Sparks.
Minnesota Lynx Injuries
Day-to-day – Napheesa Collier (Back)
Out – Leonie Fiebich (EuroBasket)
Minnesota may face a challenge if Napheesa Collier isn’t cleared to play, as she remains doubtful with a back concern.
Los Angeles Sparks Injuries
Out – Cameron Brink (Knee)
Out – Odyssey Sims (Personal Reasons)
Out – Julie Allemand (EuroBasket)
Out – Rae Burrell (Leg Injury)
Minnesota Lynx: Kayla McBride, Courtney Williams, Bridget Carleton, Karlie Samuelson, Alanna Smith
Los Angeles Sparks: Kelsey Plum, Sarah Ashlee Barker, Rickea Jackson, Dearica Hamby, Azura Stevens
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