Welcome to the first episode of the Los Lynx Talk Show! On today’s show we talk to Kent Youngblood of the Star Tribune and Howard Megdal of High Post Hoops. Both conversations surround Maya Moore’s decision to step away from the WNBA in 2019, and how the Lynx will look without her.

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• Follow Kent Youngblood on Twitter @BloodStrib

After the 2017 WNBA title run, the Minnesota Lynx added General Manager to Cheryl Reeve’s position. She then promoted Clare Duwelius to assistant GM. This is the story of Duwelius’ rise in the Lynx front office and what it’s like to be mentored by Reeve.

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• Follow @Lynx_Dynasty on Twitter!

Earning playing time is tough for any rookie. This is especially true for Alexis Jones, who was drafted by the Minnesota Lynx, the most veteran, win-now team in the WNBA. Despite being burried in the rotation, Jones stayed ready, continued to improve and used a sudden opportunity to showcase her skills. This is the story of a promising young player and her progression from year one to year two.

Jim Petersen talks about his career as a WNBA coach, the symbiotic nature of his other job as an NBA broadcast analyst, Cheryl Reeve and more. Featuring special guests Rebekkah Brunson, Sylvia Fowles and Natasha Howard.

A look into the current state of WNBA media coverage. Lynx head coach Cheryl Reeve, Howard Megdal, Lindsay Gibbs and a bunch of WNBA All Stars weigh in on the issue.

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• Lynx Dynasty @Lynx_Dynasty - TWITTER.COM

The Minnesota Lynx will have a new home for the 2017 WNBA season. They will play in St. Paul at Xcel Energy Center instead of in Minneapolis at Target Center. What does this mean for the team, fans, and the city of St. Paul?

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• @Lynx_Dynasty on Twitter