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Layshia Clarendon is grateful for the Minnesota Lynx.
Following a loss to the Chicago Sky in the second round of the playoffs, they tweeted about how losing “sucks in ways that make everything come crashing down.”
“But/and I am so full of gratitude for my Lynx family,” they continued. “They have been my landing place in a tough season of life.”
Woke up and it still hurts so bad 💔 losing sucks in ways that make everything come crashing down. But/and I am so full of gratitude for my Lynx family. They have been my landing place in a tough season of life. The people are what make the journey, always. 💙💚
— Layshia Clarendon (@Layshiac) September 27, 2021
Clarendon has been a game-changer for the Minnesota Lynx after signing with them on a free-agent contract. With Clarendon at the helm, the Lynx bounced back from an 0-4 start to secure the third seed in the 2021 WNBA Playoffs.
Last Friday also saw Clarendon announced as the August recipient of the WNBA Cares Community Assist Award.
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