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0 of 29 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Breanna Stewart scored 24 points and grabbed 10 rebounds, Jonquel Jones had 18 points and 10 rebounds, and the New York Liberty beat the slumping Minnesota Lynx 93-81 on Friday night in a possible first-round playoff matchup.
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Liberty → score → matchup
Stewart moved past Sue Bird and into ninth place on the WNBA’s career scoring list with 6,806 points.
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Stewart → move → points
She’s five points behind Cappie Pondexter for eighth place.
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She → ’ → place
Stewart also had four assists and three steals.
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Stewart → have → assists
Sabrina Ionescu scored 17 points, with six assists and three steals, Pauline Astier scored 14, and reserve Marine Johannes 13.
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Johannes → score → 14
Olivia Miles scored 20 points to lead Minnesota, losers of three straight.
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Miles → score → three
Kayla McBride scored 16, Napheesa Collier 14, Courtney Williams 12 and Natasha Williams 11.
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Williams → score → 16
Miles converted a three-point play for a 69-67 Lynx lead with 8:18 left.
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Miles → convert → 8:18
Stewart responded with a 3-pointer on New York’s following possession and the Liberty never trailed again.
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Liberty → respond → possession
New York outscored the Lynx 23-12 the rest of the way.
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York → outscore → way
Despite the loss, Minnesota retained the WNBA’s top seed while the Liberty moved up to sixth.
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Liberty → retain → sixth
FEVER 103, TEMPO 85
TORONTO (AP) — Kelsey Mitchell scored 33 points to set a WNBA season scoring record, Caitlin Clark had 28 points and matched a season high with 14 assists and Indiana beat Toronto for its eighth win in 10 games.
With a 3-pointer in the third quarter, Mitchell eclipsed the 1,021 points A’ja Wilson scored for Las Vegas in 2024.
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Wilson → score → 2024
Mitchell has 1,034 points this season.
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Mitchell → have → points
Mitchell also scored at least 20 points for the 25th consecutive game, extending her WNBA record.
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Mitchell → score → record
She shot 12 for 17 and went 7 for 11 from 3-point range.
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She → shoot → range
Clark shot 7 for 15 and went 2 for 8 from distance for her 14th double-double in her first game since helping the U.S. win the women’s FIBA World Cup in Germany.
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U.S. → shoot → Germany
She made 12 free throws without a miss.
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She → make → miss
The game was the first for both teams following a nearly three-week World Cup break.
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game → follow → break
Clark also had 14 assists in a home win over Toronto on June 16.
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Clark → have → June
Toronto’s Laura Juskaite scored 22 points and Kiki Rice had 18.
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Rice → score → 18
Isabelle Harrison and Temi Fagbenle each scored 16 points but the Tempo lost their fifth straight.
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Tempo → score → straight
Toronto started its inaugural season 9-9 but has gone 2-21 since.
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Toronto → start → season
Kaitlyn Chen scored 17 points off the bench with a career-high five 3-pointers, Laeticia Amihere also scored 17, and Golden State returned from the break for the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup to beat Portland for its fifth straight victory.
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State → score → victory
Tiffany Hayes had 13 points and seven assists, while Kayla Thornton contributed 13 points and four rebounds.
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Thornton → have → points
Veronica Burton made a franchise-record six steals as the Valkyries played without star Gabby Williams and top reserve Janelle Salaun, both of whom played for the French team that lost to the U.S. 97-79 in the World Cup final on Sunday.
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that → make → Sunday
Golden State coach Natalie Nakase served as an assistant for the Americans, and she is being cautious with her team’s health ahead of the WNBA playoffs.
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she → serve → playoffs
Frieda Buhner scored 14 points and Nyadiew Puoch had 11 points and eight rebounds for the Fire.
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Puoch → score → Fire
Portland guard Carla Leite, also on the French team, started and missed her initial four shots before finishing with 12 points and six assists.
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Leite → start → points
The Fire lost their third straight game and sixth out of their last seven.
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Fire → lose → seven
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