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After coming back from a severe ankle injury that ended her 2018 season, Danielle Robinson came back in 2019 looking strong and confident.

The Lynx played their best game of the 2019 campaign on Sunday, beating the Las Vegas Aces 98-77. A win like that over one of the best teams in the league has the potential to set the tone for the rest of the season.

The Lynx are back at home with the chance to get a good day of practice in before they take on the Mystics on Friday.

The Lynx got a big win on the road against the New Your Liberty. A lot went well for Minnesota, but a few things stood out in particular as the Lynx took another step towards solidifying their position in the WNBA playoff race.

After a first 20 games of the WNBA season that had their fair share of highs and lows for the Lynx, players and coaches will enjoy a solid week to rest, recover, enjoy All-Star festivities and prepare both mentally and physically for what is going to be a dead sprint to the finish in an extremely competitive WNBA.

Danielle Robinson has earned some extremely meaningful recognition from the WNBA, receiving the league’s Community Assist award for the month of June.

Minnesota Lynx’s guard Danielle Robinson has received the June WNBA Cares Community Assist Award presented by State Farm for providing outreach, resources and mentorship to homeless and underserved youth and families in her community throughout the month of June.

After clinching the season series versus the Phoenix Mercury on Sunday, the Lynx have another opportunity to pick up a critical win against an opponent close to them in the standings on Wednesday when they host Seattle.

The Lynx got an extremely important win on Tuesday night, beating the Atlanta Dream 85-65 at Target Center.

In the first half of Saturday’s game against the New York Liberty, Lynx point guard Danielle Robinson tallied assist No. 1,000. That’s a very high number that only 27 other players in WNBA history have reached.