The Minnesota Lynx are gearing up for another shot at glory, and their head coach, Cheryl Reeve, is adding a fun twist to the mix. As the WNBA season heats up on the Lynx head coach promised she will die her hair pink. Yes, pink!
Known for her no-nonsense approach and four championship rings, Reever is throwing a playful challenge into the playoff chase, but it hinges on one big “if.”
Cheryl Reeve Could Dye Her Hair Pink If Lynx Wins Another Ring
With the Lynx sitting at 27-5 and leading the league, Reeve’s reputation as a mastermind is stronger than ever. This new pledge shows her fun side, and it’s the kind of thing that could make the postseason even more exciting for fans. So, what’s the deal behind this hair-raising idea, and what does it take to see it all turn pink?
During a recent interview session, a reporter threw a running question at Reeve and poked her about the pink colored hair culture at the Lynx camp. Not one to back down, she came back with a better-than-ever answer.
“Championship. There it is. [Williams and Hiedeman) don’t even know that, I’ve never even told them that. So let them know, ‘Cheryl said I’ll do whatever to my hair,'” she replied on one condition for dying her hair bright.
Cheryl Reeve on what needs to happen to dye her hair pink
— Andrew Dukowitz (@adukeMN) August 13, 2025
“Championship, there it is, they don’t even know that, I’ve never told them that. So let them know “Cheryl said I’ll do whatever to my hair” #lynxrecognize pic.twitter.com/0IZWBeqlLv
As bold as it sounds, the 58-year-old coach, who’s led Minnesota to titles in 2011, 2013, 2015, and 2017, could really do this. She has been open about her real thoughts around the court and has been living by her principles ever since. A fifth ring, which feels within reach with their 95.5 defensive rating and Carrington’s 13.3 points in her first three games.
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Cheryl Reeve’s Leadership Could Fuel Lynx’s Another Championship Run
Beyond the hair promise, Reeve’s impact on the Lynx is undeniable. Her bold move to hire herself as head coach in 2011 paid off with a dynasty, and she’s racked up four Coach of the Year awards.
Now, she’s pushing for a record-breaking fifth title, using trades like Carrington’s to strengthen the roster. Her strategic mind has kept Minnesota atop the standings, even with injuries testing their depth. Fans are rooting for it, knowing Reeve’s drive could turn this promise into a legendary moment for Minnesota hoops.