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Lynx sign former No. 3 overall pick. With the playoffs looming, here’s what she could add.

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By Cassidy Hettesheimer Verified
| The Minnesota Star Tribune Verified
Lynx sign former No. 3 overall pick. With the playoffs looming, here’s what she could add. Aari McDonald averaged 9.8 points and 4.7 assists for Indiana last season before a broken foot ended her campaign. After sitting out so far this season, she’ll have a chance to earn a role in the Lynx’s championship plans. Aari McDonald of the Fever, right, chased Lynx guard Courtney Williams down the court during a WNBA game last season at Target Center.
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‘We’ve got things to work on’: How league-leading Lynx are approaching 17-day break as playoffs near

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By Cassidy Hettesheimer Verified
| The Minnesota Star Tribune Verified
‘We’ve got things to work on’: How league-leading Lynx are approaching 17-day break as playoffs near Some players are competing in the FIBA World Cup while others rest and recover, giving Cheryl Reeve’s team an unusual reset before its final four regular-season games. Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve and sharpshooting guard Kayla McBride get a break from WNBA action thanks to the FIBA World Cup. (Jerry Holt/The Minnesota Star Tribune) Comment Gift Share When Lynx players packed for their Aug.
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Lynx saw WNBA’s international boom coming. Here’s how they positioned themselves to capitalize.

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By Cassidy Hettesheimer Verified
| The Minnesota Star Tribune Verified
Lynx saw WNBA’s international boom coming. Here’s how they positioned themselves to capitalize. The league’s expanding talent pool prompted Cheryl Reeve to add a dedicated overseas scout. Now Lynx players representing six countries are headed to this week’s FIBA World Cup. Dorka Juhasz (14) of the Lynx will play for Hungary in the FIBA World Cup. Napheesa Collier is on Team USA, while rookie Olivia Miles will have to wait her turn to join the international stage at its highest level.
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