Tune into the top highlights from Friday night's WNBA games, including Angel Reese and Kamilla Cardoso's double-doubles in the Sky's 87-81 win vs the Lynx. The Aces took home a 104-102 win vs the Golden State Valkyries.

CHICAGO - The Lynx waived forward Alissa Pili on Saturday, just ahead of the WNBA’s July 13 cutdown deadline — the date when nonguaranteed contracts become fully guaranteed for the season. Pili, the No.

Collier went off as well, dropping a team-high 26 points with eight boards, five assists, three steals, and three blocks, but in the end, Reese and Co. secured a wire-to-wire victory, 87-81, to hand Minnesota just its fourth loss of the season.

Ariel Atkins scored 27 points, Angel Reese and Kamilla Cardoso each had a double-double and the Chicago Sky beat the Minnesota Lynx 87-81 on Saturday.

The Lynx looked out of sorts and fatigued in their 11th game in 21 days, and players and coach Cheryl Reeve criticized the schedule.

Minnesota will surely hope to emerge out of the gates better defensively on Monday. The Lynx surrendered 29 points in the first frame in Saturday’s nationally-televised bout, and 28 in the second as Chicago built a 13-point halftime advantage on the strength of 57% shooting.

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The new service comes as the county cut the number of fixed Lynx bus routes. It’s a move county leaders say will save taxpayer money. Seminole County Commissioner Amy Lockart says the county is now cutting its Lynx budgets down from $10 million to $5 million.

A heartwarming chapter of recovery has begun for three female lynx who miraculously survived being illegally dumped in the harsh Cairngorms wilderness, as they receive new names marking their transformation from abandoned victims to cherished residents at Highland Wildlife Park.