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East's Angel McCoughtry, right, of the Atlanta Dream, drives past West's Maya Moore, of the Lynx, during the second half the WNBA All-Star basketball game on Saturday.

In this file photo, Maya Moore drove to the lane on Sparks Jantel Lavender during WNBA action between the Minnesota Lynx and Los Angeles Sparks at Target Center Tuesday July 8, 2014, in Minneapolis.

Neither Rebekkah Brunson nor Seimone Augustus will play for the Lynx Wednesday in the team's last game before the WNBA All Star game.

Star Lynx guard Seimone Augustus, the league's sixth-leading scorer, will miss her sixth straight game as her team plays Seattle this afternoon at the Target Center.

Getting to the WNBA All-Star Game is nothing new. Maya Moore has been there every year there has been one since she came into the league.

Lynx update: This is the third of four games vs. the Sparks this season, the first at home.

Diana Taurasi and Seimone Augustus were defending each other during a WNBA conference finals game between the Minnesota Lynx and the Phoenix Mercury this week.

A weekend of rumors gets us no closer to resolution on the major free agents. The World Cup semifinals are set, and the Lynx lose to the Liberty in New York.

Lynx update: The Lynx contained San Antonio, the league's best three-point shooting team, Thursday, keeping the Stars to 5-for-15 while going 7-for-13 themselves.

News comes today that Nikola Mirotic is indeed planning on joining the Bulls this season.

Minnesota Lynx forward Asia Taylor, second from left, pushes the ball around San Antonio Stars center Jayne Appel in the first half of a WNBA basketball game, Thursday, July 3, 2014, in Minneapolis.

Lynx update: The Lynx are 5-5 in their past 10 games after a grind-it-out 74-69 victory Sunday against Seattle.

Minnesota Lynx guard Lindsay Whalen protects the ball against the defense of Seattle Storm guard Temeka Johnson in the first half of a WNBA basketball game, Sunday, June 29, 2014, in Minneapolis.

A brutal six-games-in-10-days stretch during the middle of June is still taking its toll on the Minnesota Lynx, as forward Seimone Augustus sat out of Sunday's game against the Seattle Storm because of left knee bursitis.

Head coach Cheryl Reeve, yelling instructions with assistant Jim Petersen, wants the Lynx to play better defense but likes her team's toughness.

Swapping Lindsey Moore for Nadirah McKenith piqued the interest of Minnesota fans who are not used to the team making mid-season adjustments.

The move was made Tuesday. To make room on the roster, the Lynx waived guard Lindsey Moore, their first-round draft pick last year.