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 I had a great time Saturday at the WNBA All-Star game at Target Center in Minneapolis...

Maya Moore took home the WNBA All-Star Game MVP honors, for the third year in a row, as one of the highest scoring players on the winning team.  She and two others scored 18 points.

Allie Quigley broke an All-Star 3-Point contest record (NBA and WNBA) scoring 29 points in the money ball tie-breaker against Kayla McBride at halftime.

Minneapolis shined, the Lynx Nation represented, and Lynx Coach Cheryl Reeve -- amongst many others in the host organization -- rocked the house.  She literally travelled the stands, signing autographs and snapping pictures when cornered, trying to deliver a signed basketball to the proper person...

Here was her Twitter message, after the game:

Cheryl Reeve Jul 29

1) Well #LynxNation, you did it! I have experienced MANY proud moments in our time together, but your embracing being host of the #WNBAALLSTAR game ranks at the top!! From the tireless voting efforts, local corporations answering the call, local media outlets providing in depth

Cheryl Reeve Jul 29

2) and frequent coverage, the support of the city and the state, to the energy fans brought to the practices and game, THIS WAS AN INCREDIBLE EXPERIENCE! On behalf of @minnesotalynx players and staff, THANK YOU from the bottom of our hearts .