Olivia Miles out for back-to-back games against Fever with calf injury
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 24, 2026, 1:36 AM
Last updated Sep 24, 2026

Olivia Miles of the Minnesota Lynx misses back-to-back matchups against the Indiana Fever due to a calf injury. Initially listed as questionable, she was ruled out shortly before Tuesday's game and again for Thursday's matchup. Miles, a key player with an average of 19.8 points per game, had recently contributed to a victory over the Connecticut Sun. Her absence raises questions about potential strategic decisions regarding her health ahead of the playoffs. The Lynx have already secured a playoff berth, but their performance during these games will be closely watched as they further assess Miles’ condition.
- •Olivia Miles ruled out for both games against the Fever.
- •Lynx have clinched a playoff spot, currently leading the standings.
- •Miles scored 21 points in a recent win over the Sun.
- •Concerns about Miles’ calf injury, which has previously sidelined her.
- •Indiana Fever seeks to improve standings with a win on Thursday.
- 1:36 AMYahoo Sports — Olivia Miles’ Back-to-Back Absence Against Fever Raise Eyebrows Among WNBA Fans for More Than One Reason
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