With a championship on the line in a tight fourth-quarter showdown, strategy becomes simple: get the ball to Sylvia Fowles and get out of her way. Sensing her second ring and Finals MVP award in three years, the longtime Minnesota Lynx center does what she does best, battling for a tough bucket in the paint, despite being outnumbered by two Los Angeles Sparks defenders. Fowles racked up 17 points and 20 rebounds - breaking her own WNBA Finals record - to go along with four assists, two steals and three blocks as her squad claimed its fourth title in seven years on October 4, 2017. · Oct 4, 2017