Lynx Host Sparks in Key WNBA Showdown This Saturday

Minneapolis, MN – The Minnesota Lynx will face the Los Angeles Sparks in a crucial WNBA matchup this Saturday, June 14, at 1 p.m. ET, at the Target Center. This game is part of the ongoing Commissioner’s Cup tournament, which has both teams fighting for better standings.

The Lynx enter the contest with a record of 9-1, having suffered their first loss of the season against the Seattle Storm last week. Despite the setback, star forward Napheesa Collier remains a standout player, averaging 25.4 points and 8.9 rebounds per game. In the last game before their matchup with the Sparks, Collier scored 25 points against the Storm.

Meanwhile, the Sparks are looking to build on their recent momentum following a significant 97-89 victory over the Las Vegas Aces. Rickea Jackson led her team in that win, scoring 30 points. The Sparks currently sit at a 4-7 record and are eager to improve their standings.

Injury reports indicate that both teams will be missing key players. The Lynx will be without Jessica Shepard and Aubrey Griffin, while the Sparks will miss Cameron Brink, Rae Burrell, and Julie Allemand. Coach Derek Fisher expressed optimism about his team’s performance despite the injuries.

The Lynx previously defeated the Sparks 89-75 in their May 18 encounter. Fans can tune into Saturday’s game live on CBS, with streaming options available on platforms like Fubo. Live streaming deals may be available for new subscribers.

As the teams gear up for the game, every victory becomes critical, especially as the Commissioner’s Cup approaches its end. The Lynx aim to solidify their position as one of the league’s elite teams, while the Sparks look to capitalize on their recent win.