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WNBA·ANALYSIS·October 2, 2026 11:11 PM ET

Arike's 75-point burst ranks second in WNBA playoff history

Only Napheesa Collier's 80-point span stands higher

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated 53m1 min read
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MY. GOODNESS. ARIKE. 🫣 Arike's 75 points in the last two games is the second-most in any two-game span in WNBA Playoff Via @WNBA on X

What happened: The total report/article/napheesa-collier-scores-10-in-first-quarter-for-lynx-2026-09-20">Napheesa Collier</a> on the league's two-game playoff scoring list. Collier's 80-point stretch remains the only higher mark.

Why it matters: A scoring run packed into two playoff games can swing an entire series, especially once late-game possessions start funneling through one primary scorer. The mark also puts Arike's current surge in direct historical company, raising the stakes on every next postseason outing.

By the numbers: Arike has 75 points across her last two playoff games. Napheesa Collier holds the top two-game postseason mark at 80. The gap between first and second is five points.

What to watch: The next playoff game will show whether the streak extends beyond a two-game spike. Another big scoring night would keep the chase for the top spot alive deeper into the bracket.

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