As the clock ticked under two minutes to play in Saturday's WNBA Finals rematch, the Minnesota Lynx trailed the New York Liberty by one and needed someone to make a play. Courtney Williams , never afraid of the moment, stepped forward.

Williams got the 6-foot-4 Leonie Fiebich -- a strong defender but not as quick as the Lynx guard -- on a switch and drove left, then stopped on a dime as if she was going up for one of her patented mid-range jumpers, which she had been killing the Liberty with all afternoon. Instead, she pump-faked Fiebich out of the way, stepped through and swished a floater to give the Lynx a one-point lead of their own.

The Lynx never trailed again and pulled away in the final minute for an 86-80 win, their sixth in a row and third over the Liberty this season.

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