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Lynx generating more All-Star players than most dynasties

Since 2011, 17 percent of the players on All-Star Game rosters wore Lynx jerseys.

By Star Tribune staff

May 20, 2018 at 2:44AM
Minnesota Lynx's Maya Moore, of the Western Conference, holds up a trophy after being named most valuable player as teammates cheer behind after the WNBA All-Star basketball game Saturday, July 22, 2017, in Seattle.
Minnesota Lynx's Maya Moore, of the Western Conference, holds up a trophy after being named most valuable player as teammates cheer behind after the WNBA All-Star basketball game Saturday, July 22, 2017, in Seattle. (Mike Nelson — AP/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Since 2011, 17 percent of the players on All-Star Game rosters wore Lynx jerseys. Among the 19 dynasties listed here, there hasn't been this high of a representation from one team in nearly 30 years.

Oilers 25.6

Canadiens 23.8

Celtics 19.0

1980-91 Lakers 17.3

Lynx 17.1

Shock 16.7

Comets 15.0

Islanders 13.0

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Yankees 12.2

Bulls 11.3

Red Wings 11.2

2000-10 Lakers 10.9

Cowboys 10.8

Blackhawks 10.7

Spurs 10.5

Galaxy 10.0

Braves 9.5

Giants 9.0

Patriots 9.0

49ers 8.2

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