Minnesota Lynx vs. Seattle Storm Matchup Overview
The Minnesota Lynx (20-6) face the Seattle Storm (6-21) today at 9 p.m. CT, with the game broadcast on USA Network. Minnesota enters the matchup riding a five-game winning streak, while Seattle looks to recover from a 110-107 loss to the Indiana Fever. Fans can access the game via a free trial on DIRECTV or through a monthly subscription on Sling.
Did you know?
The Minnesota Lynx currently hold a 20-6 record, positioning them in the WNBA this season compared to the Storm’s 6-21 standing.
Offensive Leaders and Key Players
The Lynx’s recent success hinges on the performance of star player Olivia Miles. According to team statistics, Miles leads the Minnesota offense, averaging 19 points and five assists per game. Her impact was evident in her most recent outing against the Portland Fire, where she recorded 14 points and 10 assists to help secure a 101-93 victory.
Conversely, the Seattle Storm rely on center Dominique Malonga to anchor their rotation. Malonga leads the Seattle squad with an average of 16 points and eight rebounds per game. The Storm will need a high-efficiency performance from Malonga to compete with the Lynx’s current momentum.
Streaming and Viewing Options
Viewers can watch the game through several digital platforms. DIRECTV is currently offering a 5-day free trial, providing a no-cost option to watch the broadcast. Alternatively, Sling offers a monthly subscription model for fans who prefer ongoing access to WNBA games throughout the season.
Pro Tip: Before signing up for a free trial to watch a game, check your local channel listings on the service provider’s website to ensure USA Network is included in your specific package.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I watch the Minnesota Lynx vs. Seattle Storm game?
The game will be broadcast on USA Network at 9 p.m. CT. You can stream it using a free trial from DIRECTV or a subscription via Sling.
Who are the key players to watch in this matchup?
Olivia Miles leads the Minnesota Lynx with 19 points and five assists per game, while Dominique Malonga leads the Seattle Storm with 16 points and eight rebounds per game.
What is the current record for both teams?
The Minnesota Lynx enter the game with a 20-6 record, while the Seattle Storm hold a 6-21 record.
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