McBride Sets WNBA Record with 10 Three-Pointers, Scoring 43 in Lynx Victory Over Wings

Kayla McBride set a WNBA record on Sunday by making 10 three-pointers, contributing to her career-high total of 43 points in the Minnesota Lynxs 103-90 victory over the Dallas Wings. This impressive performance not only marked a personal milestone for McBride but also secured the Lynxs position as the first team to qualify for the WNBA playoffs this season.

McBrides achievement surpasses the previous single-game record for three-pointers made in the league. With this win, the Lynx improved their overall season record and continued their strong performance in the league, showcasing their depth and offensive capabilities. McBrides scoring outburst was instrumental in maintaining the Lynxs momentum as they approach the playoff round, where they will aim for a deeper run than in previous seasons.

The WNBA playoffs are set to begin next month, and the Lynx will look to capitalize on their early success. The teams overall performance, coupled with individual standout contributions like McBrides, will be critical as they compete for the championship title.