Courtney Williams, Napheesa Collier and the Minnesota Lynx will try to defend their WNBA Commissioner’s Cup championship on Tuesday against the Indiana Fever. A victory by the Lynx would make them the first back-to-back winners in competition history.The WNBA gives $500,000 to the winner of the tournament, while Coinbase awards $5,000 to every player in the championship game.When asked about the prospect of winning back-to-back championships, Williams said she was eyeing the cash prize:“I don’t really care about the hardware; I want that bag. Straight up, let’s call a spade a spade. We’re trying to get that money."The players on the championship-winning team will split the $500,000 pool prize, while the MVP will pocket $5,000. Since the Minnesota Lynx have 12 players on the roster, they’ll each earn roughly $41,000.Courtney Williams is on the Lynx's books for $180,000 this season, while Napheesa Collier is set to earn $214,284. Collier is the frontrunner for the MVP award.Courtney Williams, Napheesa Collier and Lynx are favored to repeat as WNBA Commissioner’s Cup championsThe Minnesota Lynx have lost just twice this season and own the WNBA’s best offensive and defensive ratings. They have a 14.0 net rating, over four points better than the second-placed New York Liberty (9.8). Behind Napheesa Collier, Kayla McBride and Courtney Williams, they are the favorites to repeat as WNBA Commissioner’s Cup champions.The Indiana Fever could be without superstar point guard Caitlin Clark, who is listed as day-to-day due to a groin injury. Clark said on Sunday that she is doing everything she can to return, but will not rush the process.The Fever have one of the best offenses in the WNBA with Clark on the court. They hold a 105.7 offensive rating, which drops to 100.4 in her absence.