Olivia Miles joins Kayla McBride's presser after ankle injury
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 21, 2026, 11:49 AM
Last updated Aug 21, 2026

After sustaining an ankle injury during a game, Olivia Miles made an unexpected appearance at Kayla McBride's press conference. Minnesota secured a 77-66 victory over Golden State, with both players scoring 20 points. Miles had previously limped off the court but was in good spirits as she playfully questioned McBride about her celebration. While coach Cheryl Reeve expressed concern for Miles's ankle, her light-hearted presence at the press conference suggested a positive outlook. Minnesota prepares for a rematch against Golden State on Monday.
- •Minnesota defeated Golden State 77-66 on August 21.
- •Olivia Miles scored 20 points before leaving with an ankle injury.
- •Kayla McBride matched Miles with 20 points.
- •The Lynx have won 15 of their last 16 games.
- •They face Golden State again next on Monday.
- 11:49 AMYahoo Sports — Olivia Miles Crashes Kayla McBride’s Press Conference Hours After Scary Ankle Injury
"Hours after limping off with an ankle injury, Olivia Miles crashed Kayla McBride's presser to clown her "night night" celebration.
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