The players agreed to a 30-day CBA extension, so hopefully that means there will be some bigger news soon. On this episode, we give you the context you need for what comes next.

We're heartbroken, and we still love this Lynx team. Hear our advice for how to navigate your feelings about the loss, our POV on what led to the loss (hint: it wasn't the officiating), and our thoughts on the inconsistent officiating and Cheryl's suspension.

We cover some highlights from the last game of the first round of the playoffs and the first game of the semi-finals. Plus, we discuss (another) issue with a fan at a Fever game and the first few end-of-season individual awards.

The Lynx won their first playoff game of the 2025 season, against the Golden State Valkyries. We break down that game, discuss our expectations for the rest of the season, and recap the other three playoff games in the league.

We discuss the league-wide playoff picture, our anxiety about a likely first-round match-up against Seattle, and our commitment to being hopeful that the Lynx will win it all.

With two weeks left in the season the Minnesota Lynx clinch the #1 seed for the playoffs! Kim and Karen share highlights and takeaways from the 6 games since their last episode, dive into playoff scenarios, and give you a couple Minnesota State Fair food takes.

In addition to sharing our excitement about and analysis of the only Lynx game this week, we discuss the playoff picture, our upcoming games, and the WNBA draft lottery.

In this week's episode hear Kim and Karen's reactions to winning three games without Phee, including the game against New York! We also discuss the recent fan incidents and movement in the standings.

Kim and Karen discuss the latest trade and roster changes, recap recent games, and provide an update on WNBA standings as we enter the last full month of the regular season.

It may have been the All Star break, but a lot happened this week. The Lynx played and won two revenge games, Studbudz livestreamed for 72 hours straight, and the All Star players made a public statement that the league needs to pay them more. We break it all down -- and equip you with arguments to counter anyone who says WNBA players don't deserve to get paid more.