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WNBA·RECAP·May 15, 2026 12:01 AM ET

Fowler misses 23-foot triple as deficit grows to 20 late in fourth

Comeback hopes fade with two minutes left.

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated May 151 min read
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What happened: Alex Fowler missed a 23-foot three-point jumper with 2:01 remaining in the fourth quarter. The score stood at 73-93 at the time of the attempt. The miss came as the trailing side searched for late offense to close a 20-point gap.

Why it matters: A made triple would have trimmed the deficit to 17 with time still on the clock, keeping faint comeback math alive. Instead, the empty possession effectively sealed the outcome inside the final two minutes. Late-game three-point variance is one of the few levers available to teams down multiple possessions.

What to watch: Watch whether Fowler stays on the floor in garbage time or yields minutes to bench options. Final stat line and shooting splits will frame the postgame read.

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  • @ESPN 

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