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    Lynx hold off Sparks to win WNBA championship

    by By Lance Pugmire, Los Angeles Times Oct 04, 2017 2 minutes

    MINNEAPOLIS - The Minnesota Lynx became the second WNBA team to win four titles Wednesday, repeatedly stunting the Los Angeles Sparks' efforts to rally.

    Led by Maya Moore's 18 points and Sylvia Fowles 20 rebounds, the Lynx defeated the Sparks, 85-76, in a decisive Game 5 at the University of Minnesota's

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