How to Watch the WNBA: Lynx vs. Storm | TV Channel, Streaming Info | June 9

By Lineups Staff | Aug 24, 2024, 5:24am

Jewell Loyd and the Seattle Storm (7-3) play Napheesa Collier and the Minnesota Lynx (7-3) on Sunday, June 9, 2024 at Target Center, at 7:00 PM ET.

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Lynx vs. Storm Game Info

When: Sunday, June 9, 2024 at 7:00 PM ET
Where: Target Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota
TV: BSN, FOX13+, and Prime Video
Livestream: Watch this game on Prime Video (Regional restrictions may apply)

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Collier leads the Lynx in points and rebounds. She puts up 21.6 points per game while also adding 11.1 rebounds.
The team is led in assists by Courtney Williams’ 5.2 per game.
Kayla McBride is the top three-point shooter for the Lynx, hitting 3.6 per game.
Minnesota’s blocks leader is Alanna Smith, who collects 2.0 per game. Collier leads the team, averaging 2.3 steals a contest.

Loyd owns the Storm top spot in scoring with 19.8 points per game and also tacks on 6.5 rebounds and 3.7 assists per contest.
When it comes to Seattle leaders in rebounds and assists, the team has two players at the top: Ezi Magbegor with 9.3 rebounds per game and Skylar Diggins-Smith with 6.0 assists per game.
Loyd makes more threes per game than any other member of the Storm, cashing in 1.6 treys per game.
Seattle’s Jordan Horston has the top spot on the team’s steals leaderboard with 1.6 per game and Magbegor is first in blocks with 3.0 per game.

The Lynx record 85.7 points per game, 8.8 more points than the 76.9 the Storm give up.
When Minnesota puts up more than 76.9 points, it is 7-2.
The Storm’s 83.4 points per game are 7.2 more points than the 76.2 the Lynx give up.
When it scores more than 76.2 points, Seattle is 7-1.
The Lynx rank first in the league by averaging 113.7 points per 100 possessions on offense, and defensively are sixth in the WNBA, allowing 99.3 points per 100 possessions.
Minnesota has had fewer turnovers than its opponents this season, committing 15.1 per game (ninth in WNBA action) while forcing 16.8 (first in the league).
The Storm rank fifth in the WNBA with 96.4 points scored per 100 possessions, and first defensively with 88.8 points conceded per 100 possessions.
Seattle has committed 1.1 fewer turnovers than its opponents, averaging 15.0 (eighth in WNBA) while forcing 16.1 (fifth in league).