LOS ANGELES, CA - AUGUST 21: Seimone Augustus #33 of the Minnesota Lynx handles the ball against ...More Chelsea Gray #12 of the Los Angeles Sparks in Round One of the 2018 WNBA Playoffs at ...

Seimone Augustus left Minnesota, trading the blue and gray of the Lynx for the purple and gold of the Sparks, but Minnesota hasn’t completely left Augustus.As she prepares to face her former ...

The 11-11 Lynx played decently last Tuesday night in Augustus’ season debut, winning 85-69 in Atlanta. Treading carefully, the Lynx medical staff limited Augustus to stretches of three to four ...

For 15 years, Seimone Augustus’ body did exactly what her mind instructed. Shoot, jump, crossover opponents so ruthlessly that they ended up on the floor, the former Sparks forward could do it all.

Coaching Seimone Augustus was one of the greatest joys of my coaching life and I wish her the best as she says goodbye, for now, to the Twin Cities. ...

Napheesa Collier came into the WNBA as a rookie in 2019, Seimone Augustus’ final year with the Lynx. Collier was, in her own words, like a baby bird. Everything new, knowing nothing about the ...

WNBA veteran guard Seimone Augustus said she took less money in deciding last month to sign as a free agent with the Los Angeles Sparks instead of staying with the Minnesota Lynx, with whom she'd ...

The Minnesota Lynx cruised into clinching a postseason spot with a comfortable 83-65 victory over the Dream on Wednesday. All season, Minnesota has been vying with the Sparks for the best record ...

The first time Seimone Augustus realized what she was capable of wasn’t when, as a 14-year-old, she landed on the cover of Sports Illustrated for Women next to the question, ...

Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese (5-13) smacked the clipboard out of a Sky assistant coach’s hands during Tuesday’s 81-79 ...

Seimone Augustus during a Minnesota Lynx game in 2018. The former WNBA star is now an assistant coach with the Los Angeles Sparks. (Aaron Lavinsky, Star Tribune/The Minnesota Star Tribune) ...

"I want to ask you a question," Seimone Augustus said. It was nearing the end of our interview, and the Los Angeles Sparks' 15-year veteran was fed up. Not with me, specifically, but the narrative ...