Enough Said: Wild sign Kaprizov, Lynx speak out against WNBA leadership and the Vikings in London
Enough said hosts discuss the Minnesota Wild signing Kirill Kaprizov to a historic contract, the Lynx speaking out against WNBA leadership, the Twins firing manager Rocco Baldelli and the Vikings hopes to redeem themselves in London.
Napheesa Collier, Twins fire Baldelli, Vikings & Anthony Edwards: H&H Podcast
Napheesa Collier dropped a bomb on WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert, calling out how she’s running the league and even revealing private conversations. On the newest episode of the H&H Podcast, Ahmad Hicks and Henry Lake break down Collier’s powerful statement. Lake wonders if we’d be hearing this if the Lynx were competing for a title, while Ahmad argues it was time for Collier to step up as a leader. 0Meanwhile, the Minnesota Twins fired manager Rocco Baldelli — but did ownership ever give him enough to win? The guys debate if the blame really falls on the manager and players, or if this is another case of ownership failing the team. The Minnesota Vikings’ offensive struggles also take center stage. First it was all blamed on J.J. McCarthy, but Carson Wentz is running into the exact same problems. Can this team ever fix their offensive line? And finally, Anthony Edwards and the Timberwolves tip off preseason against the Denver Nuggets. Is this the year they finally get over the hump? If so, what will it take? Hicks and Lake dive in.
Lynx star Napheesa Collier says WNBA ‘has the worst leadership in the world’
In her season-ending news conference on Tuesday, Lynx star Napheesa Collier blasted WNBA leadership over inconsistent officiating and player contracts. Collier gave a near five-minute opening statement before taking questions.
Napheesa Collier's statement blasting WNBA
Minnesota Lynx star Napheesa Collier blasted WNBA leadership on Tuesday during her season-ending news conference over inconsistent officiating and player salary.
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Napheesa Collier blasts WNBA leadership: 'It's the worst in the world' [FULL]
Minnesota Lynx star Napheesa Collier blasted WNBA leadership on Tuesday at her season-ending news conference at Mayo Clinic Square. She called out inconsistent officiating, says the league office doesn't care about the on-court product and players need to be paid more as the two sides prepare to negotiate a new collective bargaining agreement.
Without Collier and Reeve, Lynx's season comes to end with blown 4th quarter lead
Without their best player and their head coach, the Minnesota Lynx came out strong against the Phoenix Mercury in a must-win Game 4, but the team's season came to an end after a fourth-quarter run by Phoenix.
Lynx Head Coach Cheryl Reeve suspended for Game 4 of semifinals
Minnesota Lynx Head Coach Cheryl Reeve is suspended for one game after "aggressive" and "inappropriate" behavior following the team's loss in Game 3 of the semifinals.
Cheryl Reeve ejected, calls officials 'unfit' as Lynx lose Game 3
Minnesota Lynx head coach Cheryl Reeve was ejected and had strong criticism of the officials following a physical 84-76 loss to Phoenix that saw superstar Napheesa Collier injured.
Lynx-Mercury WNBA semi-finals break-down
Play-by-play broadcaster Sloane Martin tells us everything we need to know about the WNBA Lynx vs Mercury playoffs ahead of game 2.
Don Williams, father of Courtney Williams, previews Lynx/Mercury Game 2
Tuesday on FOX 9's All Day, Don Williams, the father of Minnesota Lynx guard Courtney Williams, joined Amy Hockert to talk about the WNBA Playoffs and the Lynx hosting the Phoenix Mercury for Game 2 of the semifinals.
Lynx, NBA future, Twins and Vikings: H & H Podcast
This week on the H & H Podcast, Ahmad Hicks and Henry Lake recap a busy week in Minnesota sports and look ahead to the NBA’s future. Minnesota Lynx: Fresh off knocking out the Golden State Valkyries in the first round, but Lake says they’ve got to start games faster if they want to keep advancing in the playoffs. NBA Future: With LeBron James hinting at retirement, the guys debate whether Anthony Edwards can take the torch as the league’s next face — and what the NBA might look like without King James. Minnesota Twins: As the season wraps up, Lake searches for reasons to be optimistic heading into next year. Minnesota Vikings: After laying an egg against the Falcons, Hicks and Lake break down what’s really going on with the team and rookie QB J.J. McCarthy.
Vikings, Lynx and Pablo Lopez: H & H Podcast
The Minnesota Vikings bounced back in a big way with a 48-10 win over the Bengals. Carson Wentz made his first start in purple and delivered, while the defense forced five turnovers. But are we entering a QB controversy? Ahmad Hicks says JJ McCarthy deserves more time, while Henry Lake argues the best player should play — no matter who it is. The guys also dive into the Minnesota Lynx’s comeback win over the Mercury, and why Napheesa Collier was unfairly left out of postseason awards. Plus, Pablo López lands on the IL — why both Lake and Hicks think that could actually help the Twins long term. And with the Gophers back in action vs. Rutgers, Ahmad challenges P.J. Fleck to raise the standard after another frustrating loss. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more Minnesota sports talk every week!
Minneapolis prepares for busy sports weekend
The Vikings, Lynx and Twins are all playing in Minneapolis this weekend. FOX 9's Leon Purvis has the full report.
Lynx praise Alanna Smith for winning Co-Defensive Player of the Year
Lynx forward player Alanna Smith tied for the title of Co-Defensive Player of the Year. The team is now looking to secure their fifth WNBA title win. Rob Olson has the full report.
Lynx drive for 5: Alanna Smith wins Co-Defensive Play of the Year
Alanna Smith, of the Minnesota Lynx, was named the WNBA's Co-Defensive Player of the year alongside A'ja Wilson of the Las Vegas Aces. FOX 9's Rob Olson has the full report.
Women's sports only bar celebrates the Lynx win
Jillian Hiscock is the owner of A Bar of Their Own tells us about why her bar only airs women's sports and their excitement with the Lynx making the WNBA playoffs.
Lynx playoff game, Farm Aid, Vikings, Twins home finale make for busy Minneapolis weekend
Minneapolis will be buzzing this weekend as the city hosts Farm Aid 40, a Lynx playoff game, the final Twins home games of the year, and the Vikings.
Minnesota Lynx advance in WNBA semifinals with comeback win
The Minnesota Lynx rallied to beat the Golden State Valkyries and advance in the WNBA playoffs thanks to a go-head basket from Napheesa Collier on Wednesday night.
Lynx open WNBA Playoffs with dominating win over Valkyries
The Minnesota Lynx had a dominant Game 1 of the WNBA Playoffs against the Golden State Valkyries, with a 101-72 victory to take a 1-0 lead in the best-of-three series. They’re on a revenge run to the WNBA Finals.
Lynx open WNBA Playoffs with win over Las Vegas
The Minnesota Lynx opened the WNBA Playoffs with a 101-72 win over the Las Vegas Valkyries at Target Center. FOX 9's Leon Purvis was there to capture the fan excitement.