No. 1 seed Minnesota Lynx swept by New York Liberty in 2026 WNBA playoffs
The New York Liberty aren’t playing like a No. 8 seed. They’re playing like a team that believes the championship is within reach.
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Rolling Out reports that the New York Liberty, an eighth seed, have completed a two-game sweep of the top-seeded Minnesota Lynx with an 87-71 victory, sending one of the WNBA's biggest playoff upsets into the record books and advancing to the semifinals. The margin and the decisiveness of the sweep suggest a team operating with conviction rather than hoping for luck, a rare quality in postseason basketball at any level.
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Source: Rolling Out, “No. 1 seed Minnesota Lynx swept by New York Liberty in 2026 WNBA playoffs”. Read the original →
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