Maya Moore

Most Valuble
Most Valuble
Most Valuble
Hours after being named the WNBA's most valuable player, Maya Moore scored 24 points to help the defending champion Minnesota Lynx beat the San Antonio Stars 88-84 Thursday night in the opener of the Western Conference playoffs.
Retirement Will Have To Wait
Retirement Will Have To Wait
Retirement Will Have To Wait
Becky Hammon's historic new career will have to wait. Her teammates with the San Antonio Stars are not ready to let their beloved teammate exit the WNBA just yet. Jia Perkins scored 23 points and San Antonio extended the Rapid City native's playing career with a 92-76 victory over the Minnesota Lynx on Friday night.
First Place Showdown
First Place Showdown
First Place Showdown
Diana Taurasi hit a 20-footer with 2.9 seconds left and Brittney Griner blocked a last-second layup by Minnesota's Lindsay Whalen to lift the Phoenix Mercury over the Minnesota Lynx 82-80 on Saturday night, snapping the Lynx's 11-game winning streak.
Maya Time
Maya Time
Maya Time
Maya Moore rises to the occasion when the game is on the line. The WNBA's leading scorer had 40 points, including 13 in the final five minutes, as Minnesota won its ninth straight game with an 84-75 victory over Tulsa on Saturday night.

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