Aaron Lavinsky – Star TribuneGallery: Minnesota Lynx head coach Cheryl Reeve called a timeout in the second quarter of Tuesday night's WNBA Finals game against the Los Angeles Sparks.
Renee Jones Schneider – Star TribuneGallery: Minnesota Lynx Guard Lindsay Whalen (13) leapt for a basket against Los Angeles Sparks forward Candace Parker (3) in the first half.
Aaron Lavinsky – Star TribuneGallery: Los Angeles Sparks guard Chelsea Gray (12) and Minnesota Lynx center Sylvia Fowles (34) battled for a loose ball in the first quarter Tuesday.
Aaron Lavinsky – Star TribuneGallery: Minnesota Lynx guard Lindsay Whalen (13) scored a layup at the start of Tuesday night's WNBA Finals game against the Los Angeles Sparks.
Aaron Lavinsky – Star TribuneGallery: Minnesota Lynx guard Renee Montgomery (21) emerged from the locker room with teammates before Tuesday nights' WNBA finals game against the Los Angeles Sparks.
- Sparks again stay in locker room for national anthem ahead of Game 2ESPN
- Max Kepler returns to lineup, plays through bruised lower backTwinCities.com-Pioneer Press
- Bravo to Minnesota Lynx coach Cheryl ReeveMinneapolis Star Tribune
- After an intense film review, Lynx say they're ready for Game 2Minneapolis Star Tribune
- Lynx's Whalen Purchases Tickets For Local Youth To Attend Game 2 Of FinalsCBS Minnesota / WCCO
- Lynx, Sparks must be more consistent in Game 2ESPN
- Fowles, Lynx hold on to beat Sparks 70-68FOXSports.com
- Fowles grabs 17 boards, Lynx beat Sparks 70-68ABC News
- What To Watch For: WNBA Finals Game 2ClevelandRockers.com
