10,000 Lynx

In this last episode of the 2026 Lynx season, we share our feelings about the last loss, our thoughts about what happened, our ideas about what's coming next, and our favorite memories of an incredible and historic season. On to the next!

Join us in caring so much about the Minnesota Lynx that a playoffs loss makes us cry. We also talk about what we think went wrong and recap the rollercoaster of the last two games of the regular season. Spoiler: we're still optimistic about the postseason and we think you should be too!

Losing to New York always hurts (old wounds die hard), and the Lynx defense in the win against Connecticut wasn't the best. But, we're not particularly worried about the playoffs -- just curious about what the final seeding will be. Listen to this week's episode to get pumped for the last two games of the regular season and the beginning of the post-season!

There haven't been any Lynx games since our last episode, but we've got thoughts about the latest (and probably the last of the season) Lynx roster adjustment and Lynx-related thoughts from the World Cup games.

Kim and Karen are back from camp and here with all the updates you need from the last four games. We’re not freaking out about the two losses and we don’t think you should be either!

We've been away at camp, so we've got a different kind of episode this week. We're combining our love of the WNBA with our passion for normalizing conversations about grief . Listen to this week's episode to learn who's been named to the 10,000 Lynx All WNBA Grief Team. If you want to learn more about Experience Camps, check out their website or hit us up!

This episode is dedicated to Nia Coffey and her incredible bench performance against the Aces. We also share our thoughts on the Portland Fire win, some new records Lynx players have set, look ahead to the next two games, and share some highlights from Cheryl's latest interview.

Kim and Karen share their reactions to Kayla McBride’s record setting night, beating Las Vegas, and lessons from the Los Angeles loss.

The Lynx win 3 games with at least 100 points in each game! And after the trade deadline, we have a full roster with 12 healthy players.

Two more wins this week (despite a poor defensive showing in the first game) and a lot of stellar Studbudz content during All Star Weekend, but the real headline is that Phee played in her first game of the 2026 season! Listen to hear what we're curious about for her next few games.

It was a fun week of Lynx basketball, but the opposing team's field goal percentages were much higher than is typical for the Lynx. We discuss that and, more importantly, the team's reaction to it. And, of course, we've got highlights from three fun (offensively driven) wins!

This week, there were roster changes, injuries, a broken record and locker room party, a stellar press conference, and most importantly, a win at home against the Liberty.

Check out our thoughts on this week's loss (we're bummed, but the Lynx are still in first!) and what we're watching for in this week of three games. Is Olivia injured? Will Dorka play this week?

We discuss the very close game against Washington, the dominant performance against Dallas, and, as always, whether there are any new clues about when Dorka and Phee might be coming back.

It was a big week: Olivia Miles had her first 30-point game, Kayla McBride moved to fifth on the list of number of career 3pt shots made, the Lynx won three games, and they lost one. Plus, more trivia questions!

We discuss the most recent two Lynx games against Dallas and Vegas, our current favorite WNBA instagram series, and our expectations for next week's four games. Plus, we've got WNBA trivia questions!

Big week for the Lynx! They improved to 9-2, and Olivia Miles broke the rookie record for 3-point shots made in a game.

More roster changes this week! Plus, two wins, and a quick look at the WNBA teams with the current-worst records -- almost all of which are coached by men.

The bench is playing much better, Flash scored 22 points in one half, team culture seems great, and the Lynx are now 4-2. What more could we want? Also, we discuss the new developmental roster spots: who's in them, why are there so many unfilled spots, and what are their implications for racial equity in the W?

In addition to discussing our thoughts from the first four games of the season, we talk about whether Phee's interview about her decision to only sign a one-year contract concerned us.

The Lynx won three pre-season games, and in this episode, we discuss the top headlines from those games, the current state of the roster, and the things we're watching for in the first week of the regular season, which starts Saturday, May 9th.

We've got details from a whirlwind free agency and our second draft pick. Listen for our recap and, more importantly, our realistic optimism about the '26 season -- and beyond.

We recap the expansion draft (and its extremely disappointing ESPN production) and discuss who we should sign during free agency and the draft to fill out the team and prepare for a season that will almost certainly start with an injured Phee.

We discuss this week's expansion draft: what the rules are, what we expect from the expansion teams and the existing teams, and which five players we think the Lynx should protect.

The players and the league reached a verbal agreement today, March 18th, for a new CBA, which means that there will be a Lynx season that starts with a home game on Sunday, May 10th! When we recorded, we said we didn't know the length of the new contract. We now know that it's a seven-year deal, with an option to opt out after six years. Here's to a whirlwind month before training camp...