Seattle Storm

Taylor Thierry, a former Naismith Defensive Player of the Year finalist, has joined the Storm on a developmental player contract.

UNCASVILLE — Minutes after the final buzzer sounded in the Connecticut Sun‘s 89-82 loss to the Seattle Storm on Sunday, coach Rachid Meziane sent a text to point guard Leila Lacan: “We need you.” Lacan, entering her second year in the WNBA, is still in France competing in the Ligue Feminine playoffs with her club Landes, and the French guard’s overseas season can’t end soon enough for the Sun. ...

This was a fun sequence for sure.

In the Seattle Storm’s first season after a roster overhaul, it’s been their rookie, Flau’jae Johnson, who’s doing most of the talking so far. Arriving at the Seattle shores, Johnson was put immediately under pressure in the roster as the team was looking to move on from their veterans- Nneka Ogwumike and Skylar Diggins-Smith.

Stefanie Dolson had six points for the Storm in the win.

UNCASVILLE — The Connecticut Sun couldn’t deliver a victory in the franchise’s final home opener at Mohegan Sun Arena on Sunday afternoon, but the team gave its faithful crowd plenty to cheer for in an 89-82 loss to the Seattle Storm. Second-year forward Aneesah Morrow provided an incredible spark for Connecticut off the bench after coach Rachid Meziane retooled the starting lineup, recording ...

For Hailey Van Lith, all it took was just four hours to shift her base from Chicago to Connecticut. After a promising preseason tipoff, the Sky did what they have done throughout this offseason: take the hoops community by storm, and subsequently waived Van Lith off, allowing the Sun to bring her onto the roster.

Wemby holds strong against the storm

What are the chances that a player suffers the same injury in back-to-back WNBA seasons? And then simply shrugs it off and still smiles about it afterward? Well, at this point, Jade Melbourne might just be the WNBA’s toughest player, and perhaps the Tooth Fairy’s favorite customer, too. Last season, the Seattle Storm guard lost a tooth during a game against the Las Vegas Aces after inadvertently taking an elbow to the face.

Former Lady Vol waived ahead of the 2026 WNBA season.

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Flau’jae Johnson spent nearly 10 minutes after being selected with the eighth pick in the WNBA Draft by the Golden State Valkyries taking questions about her future in the Bay Area. How did it feel? In what ways did LSU prepare her for the WNBA? Did she feel pressure going to an expansion franchise entering its second season? Johnson’s moment was not unlike all her peers. She fielded every question with a familiar level of uncertainty and excitement. “I don’t think there’s any pressure for me, I

When the 2026 WNBA season tips off, 16 former UConn women’s basketball stars will be on opening day rosters. UConn is the most represented college program in the league this year with alumni on nine of the WNBA’s 15 teams. The Golden State Valkyries are carrying a league-leading four Huskies, while the Connecticut Sun, Dallas Wings, Minnesota Lynx and Seattle Storm all have two former UConn ...

The Seattle Storm made some last minute roster moves.

In the 2026 season, the Seattle Storm can show they have the brightest future in the WNBA.

USA TODAY Sports breaks down the winners and losers of the truncated WNBA offseason. The Dallas Wings sorted through it well. The Seattle Storm struggled.

New Yorkers are planning to storm Philadelphia for this weekend's NBA playoff games between the Knicks and 76ers -- despite the City of Brotherly Love's efforts to try to block an orange-and-blue takeover.

Three weeks after sending the rights of the No. 8 overall pick, Flau'jae Johnson, to the Storm, Valkyries general manager Ohemaa Nyanin said the trade was done to maintain cap flexibility.

WNBA coverage will have many new faces this season as the league adds new broadcast partners, but returning studio host Hannah Storm may be the most prominent. Storm will be one of the anchors on ESPN’s WNBA Countdown this season, marking a full-circle moment for the former NBC Sports host and women’s basketball fans. Storm was…

The Frost Bank Center was a sea of pink and blue on Tuesday night, but Anthony Edwards didn’t care much for the San Antonio Spurs’ fashion statement. The Minnesota Timberwolves star walked into a hostile environment and walked out with a gritty 104-102 Game 1 victory to kick off the Western Conference Semifinals. Despite a […] The post Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards not intimidated at all by Spurs’ pink, blue’ fans appeared first on ClutchPoints.