Minnesota Lynx W vs Indiana Fever W — 108:100, NBA W

The Minnesota Lynx defeated the Indiana Fever 108-100, earning an eight-point win in a high-scoring WNBA matchup. Minnesota’s offense was efficient and balanced, with strong ball movement helping the Lynx generate quality looks throughout the game. The Lynx finished with 28 assists and made 11 three-pointers, giving them enough scoring depth to hold off Indiana despite the Fever’s own efficient shooting night. O. Miles led Minnesota with 28 points, providing the primary scoring punch and helping the Lynx maintain control in key stretches. Napheesa Collier added 18 points, while Natasha Howard contributed 13 and Kayla McBride scored 10, giving Minnesota multiple reliable options. That balance proved important as Indiana stayed within striking distance behind strong shooting and 27 team assists. Indiana was competitive offensively, shooting 28-for-44 from the field and matching Minnesota with 11 made threes. However, the Fever were out-rebounded 33-23, a margin that helped Minnesota create extra possessions and limit Indiana’s ability to fully capitalize on its shooting efficiency. The Lynx’s combination of rebounding, perimeter scoring and late-game execution ultimately separated the teams. Going forward, Minnesota can build on a performance that showed offensive rhythm and depth from its core contributors. Indiana, meanwhile, can take positives from its passing and shot-making, but the Fever will need to improve on the glass and tighten late-game defensive possessions to turn competitive performances into wins.