The WNBA is undoubtedly feeling the excitement of the All-Star weekend as teams take a moment to reflect on their performances midway through the season. The Minnesota Lynx, in particular, have every reason to celebrate with their impressive 20-4 record, including an unblemished home record of 12-0, placing them at the top of the WNBA standings. After narrowly missing out on a championship last season, they are seen as strong contenders for the title this year.
During the All-Star events, members of the Lynx, including players Courtney Williams, Natisha Hiedeman, and Kayla McBride, were spotted reveling in the festivities alongside head coach Cheryl Reeve. Their lively dancing, which included Reeve showing off her moves, quickly became a hit on social media, garnering affection from fans who appreciated seeing the more playful side of the usually serious coach.
Cheryl Reeve, who is leading Team Collier in the All-Star Game, humorously addressed the viral nature of her dancing afterwards. “You can’t believe everything that’s on the internet… that was AI,” she teased. In good spirits, she laughed off the incident, reinforcing the fun atmosphere surrounding the All-Star weekend.
This moment serves not only as a celebration for the Lynx but also highlights the camaraderie and joy that can be found within the highly competitive landscape of the WNBA. Fans are hopeful that the Lynx’s celebratory vibe translates into continued success on the court as the season progresses.