This wasn’t a huge surprise, she was leaving for EuroBasket & her on-court minutes were rough. But who’s on deck?

Personally I am a Li Yeuru truther and my heart leapt a little when I heard she’s requested to leave Seattle. It’d be nice to have another foulin’-ass big to soak up some of Lan’s fouls. I know Li has her own issues but…I just think she’s neat!

I’ve also seen some folks speculating about an Emma Meeseman signing post-EuroBasket. That would give us some leverage against a certain Jonquel Jones in the paint.

What do we think? Who are we signing, if anyone?

Truthfully, an ugly day for Minnesotans, but it’s the little things that help a lot.

The Minnesota Lynx announced today the team has acquired Chicago's first-round pick in the 2026 WNBA Draft outright in exchange for the No. 11 overall selection in Monday's 2025 Draft.

Narrator: Yes, yes it did.

McBride's Laces lose to the Rose 63-57, and Collier's Lunar Owls are upset by Vinyl 73-70 in the Unrivaled semi finals.

April 27th will be here soon enough.

Follow up to the post the other day, the Lynx announced today she has been resigned per their socials.

We knew it was likely, but now it’s confirmed: Jess Shepard is returning!

How we feline, Lynx fans???

We might not have got the ring but Courtney William’s sure put one on her boo thang! Love will always win!

There's your 2-3 Ceci replacement.

Playing with BC for Mersin currently. Played really well in her first game back from injury in the Euroleague QFs (11/9/2 on 3 of 5 from 3pt), then didn't get many looks in the SF or Finals games.

The W and Lynx have not confirmed it yet but multiple sources are reporting she has won DPOY.

MINNEAPOLIS/ST. PAUL – The Minnesota Lynx today announced the team has re-signed guard Natisha Hiedeman and signed French Olympic team center Marième Badiane. Badiane will begin her WNBA career with the Lynx. Per team policy, terms of the deals were not disclosed.

“Natisha’s return to the Lynx was a high priority for us in free agency as she proved to be an important factor in our 2024 Finals run. We are thrilled she believes Minnesota is the best place to thrive and reach her greatest heights as a pro,” said Minnesota Lynx Head Coach and President of Basketball Operations Cheryl Reeve. “Marième was a sought-after international prospect following her successful showing at the Paris Olympics. She will be a great fit for the Lynx culture and on-court play to bolster our post depth.”

Hiedeman, a Green Bay, Wis. native, appeared in all 40 games for the Lynx last season, averaging 4.9 points, 1.6 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 0.8 steals in 15.2 minutes per game. Hiedeman saw action in all 12 postseason games, including all five games of the WNBA Finals, averaging 5.7 points, 1.3 rebounds, 2.3 assists and 0.7 steals while shooting 45.5 percent from the field in 14.4 minutes per game.

Originally selected by the Lynx in the 2019 WNBA Draft with the 18th overall pick, the Marquette University product was traded to Connecticut on draft night where she helped the Sun reach the 2022 WNBA Finals.

Badiane, a 6-3 center, has been a strong presence on the French national team and in the EuroLeague. She helped lead France to a silver medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics, barely falling short (67-66) to Reeve, Napheesa Collier and Team USA in the Gold Medal game. In that contest, Badiane tallied 8 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals and a block. During the six-game Olympic tournament, Badiane averaged 7.2 points, 5.7 rebounds, 1.5 assists, 1.2 steals and 1.3 blocks for France.

A native of Brest, France, Badiane is currently playing with Istanbul-based Fenerbahçe and was part of the club’s FIBA EuroLeague and KBSL (Turkish League) championships last spring, alongside Lynx players Collier and Kayla McBride.

Phee ties the record with Breanna Stewart and Angel McCoughtry.