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2004 Minnesota Lynx season

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The 2004 Minnesota Lynx season was the 6th season for the Minnesota Lynx of the Women's National Basketball Association, and the second season under head coach Suzie McConnell Serio.

Record18–16 (.529)
Place3rd (Western)
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2004 Minnesota Lynx season
Head coachSuzie McConnell Serio
ArenaTarget Center
Results
Record18–16 (.529)
Place3rd (Western)
Playoff finishLost First Round (2-0) to Seattle Storm
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The season tipped-off on Thursday, May 20, 2004, in Seattle against the Seattle Storm. The Lynx qualified for their second consecutive playoff berth, but lost in the opening round to eventual champion Seattle Storm.

Offseason

Dispersal Draft

Based on the Lynx's 2003 record, they would pick 7th in the Cleveland Rockers dispersal draft. The Lynx picked Helen Darling.

WNBA draft

RoundPickPlayerNationalitySchool/Club team
16Nicole Ohlde (C) United StatesKansas State
17Vanessa Hayden (C) United StatesFlorida
220Tasha Butts (F) United StatesTennessee
333Amber Jacobs (G) United StatesBoston College
338Kate Bulger (G) United StatesWest Virginia

Regular season

Season standings

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Western Conference W L PCT GB Home Road Conf.
Los Angeles Sparks x259.735–15–210–716–6
Seattle Storm x2014.5885.013–47–1013–9
Minnesota Lynx x1816.5297.011–67–1012–10
Sacramento Monarchs x1816.5297.010–78–912–10
Phoenix Mercury o1717.5008.010–77–1011–11
Houston Comets o1321.38212.09–84–137–15
San Antonio Silver Stars o925.26516.06–113–146–16
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Season schedule

DateOpponentScoreResultRecord
May 20@ Seattle85-88Loss0-1
May 22@ Sacramento69-61Win1-1
May 26@ San Antonio44-56Loss1-2
May 28Washington73-62Win2-2
May 30New York64-68Loss2-3
June 3San Antonio55-47Win3-3
June 5Phoenix76-68Win4-3
June 11@ Los Angeles55-69Loss4-4
June 17Sacramento50-60Loss4-5
June 19Houston66-58Win5-5
June 22@ Phoenix46-69Loss5-6
June 24@ San Antonio57-70Loss5-7
June 27Los Angeles67-83Loss5-8
June 30Houston58-50 (OT)Win6-8
July 3Detroit78-70Win7-8
July 8@ Indiana56-58Loss7-9
July 9Phoenix61-59Win8-9
July 11Sacramento83-73 (OT)Win9-9
July 14Connecticut66-63Win10-9
July 15@ New York69-66Win11-9
July 18@ Phoenix63-60Win12-9
July 22@ Connecticut68-52Win13-9
July 23@ Washington61-65Loss13-10
July 28San Antonio66-53Win14-10
July 30Seattle55-70Loss14-11
August 1@ Detroit59-58Win15-11
September 1@ Houston72-64Win16-11
September 3Indiana61-69Loss16-12
September 8Charlotte68-72Loss16-13
September 10Seattle64-61Win17-13
September 11@ Charlotte50-60Loss17-14
September 14@ Houston59-70Loss17-15
September 17@ Los Angeles78-66Win18-15
September 19@ Sacramento63-72Loss18-16

Playoffs

GameDateOpponentScoreResultRecord
Western Conference Semifinals
1September 25Seattle58-70Loss0-1
2September 27@ Seattle54-64Loss0-2

Player stats

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Player Games played Rebounds Assists Steals Block Points
Katie Smith238452236432
Nicole Ohlde34194601645397
Tamika Raymond3420538395254
Teresa Edwards349079478194
Vanessa Hayden29847729153
Svetlana Abrosimova227445302146
Helen Darling3367115304140
Amanda Lassiter3380372122127
Stacey Lovelace346620189121
Amber Jacobs323647130101
Tasha Butts30622513776
Michele Van Gorp81310122
Gwen Slaughter310012
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