Kayla McBride and Napheesa Collier scored 19 points apiece and the Minnesota Lynx dominated the middle quarters in a 91-68 win over Chicago Sky on Tuesday night, improving to 13-0 in home games. Down 24-18 after one quarter,

The Lynx’ dominance defined the 2010s. They won four WNBA titles in seven seasons from 2011-17, hanging a banner in Target Center every other year.

Could the idea of returning to her hometown franchise lure Cheryl Reeve away from Minnesota? Probably not, but the Lynx coach is still excited about the league coming to Philadelphia.

Before the games begin again, here's a look at where all 13 teams stand with CBS Sports' midseason grades.   The Dream limped into the All-Star break. They lost five of their last eight games and Rhyne Howard was ruled out until August after hyperextending her knee in a defeat to the Fever.

Minnesota Lynx star and 2025 WNBA All-Star Game MVP Napheesa Collier took to Instagram on Monday to share a personal photo carousel capturing key moments from the unforgettable All-Star Weekend in Indianapolis. The post quickly drew attention from across the WNBA community, including some of the league’s biggest names.

Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever remain popular heading into the second half of the WNBA season, while the markets for MVP and Rookie of the Year appear to be settled.

Collier, who was named MVP of the 2025 WNBA All-Star Game on Saturday night after scoring a record-setting 36 points and grabbing nine rebounds, is the face of two leagues, one of which she co-founded. She has also emerged as a leading voice for the Women's National Basketball Players Association in their historic labor battle with the league.

Craig and New York Rep. Dan Goldman had a friendly wager with the loser having to wear the winning team's jersey while formally congratulating the squad on the House floor. Instead, Craig used her time on the floor to talk about "the phantom foul."