Olivia Miles Crashes Kayla McBride's Press Conference After Lynx Win

Notably, the Minnesota Lynx beat the Golden State Valkyries soundly on Wednesday, improving upon their WNBA-best 30-7 record.

Key points

• The Lynx are 15-1 over their past 16 games, dating back to July 8, so it goes without saying that the vibes are at an all-time high.
• In the game, Minnesota guard Kayla McBride bucketed 20 points and hit a 3 with two minutes remaining in regulation.
• The Lynx's incredible team chemistry was on full display during McBride's postgame press conference.
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• "Well, if you were here for the entire thing, I would have already said that, " McBride joked.

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In the game, Minnesota guard Kayla McBride bucketed 20 points and hit a 3 with two minutes remaining in regulation. It was her 830th career created 3-pointer, surpassing Las Vegas Aces head coach Becky Hammon for the fourth-most in WNBA history.

Meanwhile, the Lynx's incredible team chemistry was on full display during McBride's postgame press conference. It rookie sensation Olivia Miles crashed to ask a question: "Mac, what made you do the 'Night Night' celebration after that last 3?"

"Well, if you were here for the entire thing, I would have already said that, " McBride joked. "But Steph Curry is my favorite player. You know, obviously, in his house. I've been to Oracle. I've watched the Warriors over the years. Just a competitive moment, taking advantage of it."

McBride continued, "I additionally knew that I moved up, and I passed Becky, so just a hooper moment. I don't know. I can't explain it." "So inspirational, " Miles quipped. "I just love you." "I love you so much, " McBride remarked.

Notably, the Lynx are 15-1 over their past 16 games, dating back to July 8, so it goes without saying that the vibes are at an all-time high. At 34-10, Minnesota finished last season with the WNBA's best record, but lost to the Phoenix Mercury in the WNBA semifinals. This team knows better than any other that regular-season excellence means nothing come the playoffs, but this year just feels like the Lynx's year to win their first WNBA title since 2017.

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