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The Minnesota Lynx face an unexpected setback as one of their most reliable perimeter contributors deals with a serious injury during the offseason. The news comes at a bad time for the franchise, which is getting ready for the 2026 season after a disappointing playoff exit.

Due to a translation error, an earlier version of this article misstated the nature of Kayla McBride’s injury. It was a soft tissue injury that should require seven to 10 days to rehab and not a quad tear that could sideline her past the start of the WNBA season in May. Minnesota Lynx wing Kayla McBride suffered a minor soft tissue injury during a recent practice with Fenerbahçe in Istanbul, though it should require only seven to 10 days to rehab, a source close to the Lynx confirmed to The Athl

Lynx star guard Kayla McBride suffered a right quadriceps tear during a recent practice in Istanbul with her Turkish team, Fenerbahce, the club announced. The club also announced McBride is undergoing treatment in Turkey. The typical rehab process for such an injury, depending on its severity, is at least four months. Minnesota’s season — should it start on time amid the current WNBA labor ...

Kayla McBride's WNBA season could be in jeopardy after she suffered a torn quad muscle in her right thigh while training in Turkey.

The Mercury defeated a Lynx team playing without Napheesa Collier or head coach Cheryl Reeve to secure their second trip to the Finals since 2021.