Women's National Basketball Association

FINAL
Phoenix Mercury 73
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Minnesota Lynx 90
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PHX1523241173
MIN2021262390
Target Center

Team Stats

25-63
FG
31-66
40
Field Goal %
47
4-10
3PT
8-17
40
Three Point %
47
19-21
FT
20-32
90
Free Throw %
63
30
Rebounds
38
7
Offensive Rebounds
11
23
Defensive Rebounds
27
10
Assists
14
6
Steals
7
2
Blocks
9
14
Turnovers
10
1
Team Turnovers
0
15
Total Turnovers
10
0
Technical Fouls
0
0
Total Technical Fouls
0
0
Flagrant Fouls
0
19
Points Conceded Off Turnovers
9
12
Fast Break Points
17
20
Points in Paint
26
23
Fouls
19

Top Performers

PHX

  • Diana Taurasi MIN 27 · PTS 20 · FG 6-13
  • Penny Taylor MIN 34 · PTS 11 · FG 2-8
  • Candice Dupree MIN 34 · PTS 11 · FG 4-11
  • Temeka Johnson MIN 23 · PTS 10 · FG 4-10

MIN

  • Maya Moore MIN 35 · PTS 22 · FG 7-11
  • Seimone Augustus MIN 31 · PTS 21 · FG 7-13
  • Taj McWilliams-Franklin MIN 32 · PTS 11 · FG 4-8
  • Lindsay Whalen MIN 29 · PTS 11 · FG 4-11

Recent Plays

  1. 0.0 · 4th Quarter End Game
  2. 0.0 · 4th Quarter End of the 4th Quarter.
  3. 6.3 · 4th Quarter Amber Harris made Free Throw 2 of 2.
  4. 6.3 · 4th Quarter Amber Harris made Free Throw 1 of 2.
  5. 6.3 · 4th Quarter Olayinka Sanni Shooting Foul. Amber Harris gains possession.
  6. 6.3 · 4th Quarter Amber Harris Offensive Rebound.
  7. 7.9 · 4th Quarter Charde Houston missed Layup.
  8. 26.5 · 4th Quarter Marie Ferdinand-Harris made Free Throw 2 of 2.

Head to Head

MIN wins series 3-2

Injuries

Minnesota Lynx

  • Anastasiia Olairi Kosu Out
  • Elena Buenavida Out

Phoenix Mercury

  • Kara Dunn Out
  • Kelsey Plum Out
  • Jovana Nogic Out

WNBA News

All news
ESPN Doug Greenberg WNBA Finals odds: Valkyries flip the odds with Game 5 win over Dream After falling to +225, Golden State has rattled off back-to-back wins to become the -260 favorite to win the WNBA Finals. Video Stephen A.: Hard to make the argument refs are missing calls on Angel Reese Stephen A.: Hard to make the argument refs are missing calls on Angel Reese ESPN Michael Voepel Watkins expected to be No. 1 WNBA draft pick, but lottery still needs to be held JuJu Watkins, Madison Booker and Hannah Hidalgo are the projected top three picks in ESPN's first mock draft for 2027. News Kendra Andrews Smesko rips refs for 'ridiculous' missed calls on Reese in Game 5 of WNBA Finals Dream head coach Karl Smesko blasted refs for missing what he called a "ridiculous" amount of contact on Angel Reese in Monday night's Game 5 loss.