MINNEAPOLIS — Sylvia Fowles will play in what might be her second-to-last home game on Sunday night at Target Center.
If they offer her a farewell gift, she should reprise her career and swat it into the second row.
Fowles plans to retire at the end of this season, during which she has dealt with knee problems. She is already the WNBA's all-time leading rebounder, and ranks first in shooting percentage and effective shooting percentage, and is fourth in blocks and ninth in points just behind Lynx assistant coach Katie Smith.
