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Lynx still have unfinished business to settle when regular season resumes (opens the original)
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Dust off Target Center and call Prowl. The FIBA World Cup break has ended. After 18 days without Lynx basketball, Minnesota is getting back on the court to finish the interrupted regular-season. First up for the WNBA-leading Lynx (31-9) will be the New York Liberty (24-16) in a battle of playoff-bound teams at Target Center. Tip is set for 6:30 p.m. Lynx forward Napheesa Collier was Team USA’s sole Lynx representative in the FIBA tournament, bringing back a gold medal and finishing tied for thir
Lynx drop second straight; Olivia Miles rises in record books (opens the original)
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The Lynx’s next game isn’t until Sept. 18th, more than two weeks away thanks to the 17-day FIBA World Cup break. Center Dorka Juhász and guard Antonia Delaere will head to Hungary and Belgium, respectively, while the rest of the team gets a rest. After an 89-81 rout by the Atlanta Dream in which the Lynx led only for the first two points of the game, the break comes at a good time. For Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve, if this time is used right, it could be a major opportunity to improve the team ahead
A day in the life of the oinking, screaming, bottle-fed face of the St Paul Saints: HaMelo Ball (opens the original)
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After the players and staff arrive, but before most of the fans, a special guest shows up at CHS Field ahead of St. Paul Saints games. Right now he rides in a crate in the backseat of a pickup truck; soon enough he’ll need his own trailer. He weighs 22 pounds — last week it was 11. He snorts, screams and unties passersby’s shoelaces. The Pioneer Press joined him for a Friday night in July to see just what goes into the life of a ball pig. For a 7:07 p.m. first pitch, HaMelo arrives at 6:03 p.m..
Why did Jamal Adams come to the Vikings, and what position will he play? (opens the original)
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On July 28, Jamal Adams signed a one-year, non-guaranteed deal with the Minnesota Vikings. “I can play linebacker, safety, corner, nose tackle, defensive end, kicker,” Adams said on the first day of training camp Wednesday. “It don’t even matter. Whatever you want me to play, I play. You want me to walk the dog, I walk the dog.” Adams was drafted by the New York Jets in the first round (No. 6 overall) of the 2017 NFL draft. He was named to the All-Pro team three times; in 2019 as a first-teamer
Lynx: Fun was had during All-Star Weekend, now comes ‘the sprint’ (opens the original)
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Last year, Studbudz Courtney Williams and Natisha Heideman rocked bright pink hair for their 72-hour WNBA All-Star Weekend marathon Twitch livestream. This year, with Heideman now playing for the Seattle Storm, the two ran it back, this time sporting blue hair. “Man, I guess we turned it up again,” Williams said the Tuesday after the break. “You know, them folks ain’t think we could do it like that, but we did it like that. So, I guess part three next year.” The Studbudz livestream has opened a
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