WNBA ROUNDUP Saturday's games

Shock 86, Lynx 77, OT
MINNEAPOLIS -- Kedra Holland-Corn scored 19 points, all in the second half and overtime, as Detroit clinched the WNBA's best record. The Shock (24-9), who play host to Washington Monday in their regular season finale, will finish with the most wins ever by an Eastern Conference team. Detroit is the first team in any major sport since 1890 to finish with the best regular season record in the entire league the year after finishing with the worst. Detroit's Cheryl Ford had 15 points and 13 rebounds before fouling out with 24.8 seconds remaining in overtime. Swin Cash also had 15 points and Ruth Riley 16 for Detroit, which has won three straight. Katie Smith scored 19 points and Svetlana Abrosimova added 17 for Minnesota (18-16), which finished the regular season with a winning record for the first time in franchise history. In their first-ever postseason, the Lynx will play either Houston or Los Angeles in the opening round. Holland-Corn scored five straight points for Detroit in overtime to give the Shock an 80-77 lead with one minute remaining. Minnesota's Michelle Van Gorp was fouled on the next possession, but missed both her free throws. Deanna Nolan then made a pair of foul shots to seal the game for Detroit.
Sun 74, Mystics 67
WASHINGTON -- Katie Douglas scored a career-high 28 points, including eight in a row late in the game, as Connecticut boosted its playoff chances. After five second-half ties, Washington took a 58-57 lead on a jumper by Murriel Page with 5:40 remaining. But Douglas scored the next eight points for a 65-58 Sun lead. She hit two free throws, a layup, a 3-pointer and then another foul shot with 3:15 remaining. The Mystics finished 3-14 at MCI Center, the worst home record in franchise history. Holdsclaw led Washington (9-24) with 24 points and eight rebounds, while Coco Miller added 18 points. Nykesha Sales scored 15 points for the Sun, who have won two straight and three of four.
-- Associated Press