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Olivia Miles scored 23 points as the Minnesota Lynx held off the Las Vegas Aces 92-87, stretching their winning streak to four games and cementing top spot in the league.
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Minnesota's hot streak shows no signs of cooling. The Lynx edged the Las Vegas Aces 92-87 on Saturday, extending their winning run to four games and picking up a ninth victory in their last ten outings.
Rookie guard Olivia Miles was the standout performer, pouring in 23 points and dishing out eight assists. Napheesa Collier chipped in 19 points, while Natasha Howard delivered a double-double with 13 points and 11 rebounds.
Minnesota were lethal from beyond the arc, draining 11 three-pointers, and near-flawless at the charity stripe, converting 15 of their 16 free-throw attempts. It was a clinical display that the Aces simply could not match.
The result clinches a playoff berth for the Lynx, who now have their sights set firmly on securing home-court advantage for the postseason. They have beaten Las Vegas twice this season - a useful psychological edge heading into the business end of the campaign.
A demanding stretch lies ahead, though. Minnesota face the Golden State Valkyries next, and three of their following four fixtures come on the road against teams currently occupying playoff spots. It is a run that will test whether this Lynx side are genuine title contenders or simply riding a wave of momentum.
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