The Connecticut Sun edged the Minnesota Lynx 90-89 in a one-point WNBA finish, securing the win in a game defined by efficient shooting and late-game execution. Connecticut held on despite a strong offensive push from Minnesota, with both teams finding rhythm from the field and the result remaining tight through the closing stretch. Minnesota was led by Kayla McBride, who delivered a game-high 28 points and provided the Lynx with their most consistent scoring threat. Natasha Howard added 18 points, giving Minnesota another reliable option, while the Lynx also generated offense through ball movement, finishing with 24 assists. Their perimeter shooting was a major factor, as they made 10 three-pointers. Connecticut countered with balanced efficiency, shooting 24-of-45 from the field and 7-of-14 from three-point range. The Sun were slightly more efficient overall and made enough plays late to overcome Minnesota’s rebounding edge. Connecticut’s 21 assists reflected strong offensive execution and helped the Sun create quality looks throughout the game. For Connecticut, the narrow win reinforces the importance of composure in close games and adds momentum from a hard-fought result. For Minnesota, the loss will be frustrating given McBride’s production and the team’s strong assist total, but the Lynx can take positives from their offensive efficiency while looking to tighten late-game defensive possessions.