Atlanta Dream, Seattle Storm and WNBA
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The high-powered Minnesota Lynx became the first team to clinch a playoff spot, but where do the other teams land on this week's power ranking?
She'll soar to loftier heights this weekend, becoming the first WNBA player immortalized with a statue. Here's what the Storm legend said about her moment.
Noelle Quinn needs to address the Storm's waning defense and season-long rebounding struggles ahead of 2025 WNBA playoffs
Basketball legend, Sue Bird has a long and decorated career in Seattle, but on Sunday Bird will receive another honor, a statue outside of Climate Pledge Arena.
It took traveling to a different country, but the Seattle Storm (17-17) ended their six-game losing streak on Friday night. The Storm held off the Atlanta Dream
Trade ideas, the Aces' future and Minnesota's addition of DiJonai Carrington. Sabreena Merchant answers your WNBA questions.
Seattle Storm forward Nneka Ogwumike has been hard at work with CBA negotiations with the WNBA about how big a piece of the pie players get.
Now, ESPN’s latest awards tracker lists Gabby Williams of the Seattle Storm as the favorite for DPOY, overtaking Collier and Cloud. Williams, 28, has been a defensive constant for Seattle despite the team’s recent six-game losing streak. Highlights this season include: Steals Leader: 2.5 per game — the highest in the WNBA since 2013.