The fourth and final member of the Storm’s All-Star quartet from last season bolted in free agency, as Skylar Diggins signed with the Chicago Sky.
Gabby Williams penned a five-word goodbye to the Storm on her Instagram account on Friday afternoon. “Thank you, Seattle. Love, Gabby.”
Natisha Hiedeman, the backup guard, pink-haired fan favorite and social media sensation, is reportedly the first free agent to sign with the Storm.
Brittney Sykes, who the Storm traded for last season, is reportedly headed out of town to sign with the Tempo.
After a two-year stint with the Storm, free agent Nneka Ogwumike plans to sign a free agent deal with the Sparks, where she spent the majority of her…
Former WNBA MVP Nneka Ogwumike, who spent the past two years with the Storm, appears to be signing elsewhere after posting a goodbye on her social…
Storm broadcaster Elise Woodward, a former UW basketball player who became a fixture in the Seattle sports scene, is moving on to the expansion…
The Storm's Sue Bird will be a studio analyst and also host a series of feature stories on NBC and Peacock throughout the WNBA's 30th season
The Storm sent a core qualifying offer to seventh-year veteran Ezi Magbegor, which is the first of their significant offseason personnel decisions.
WNBA free agency began Monday. Here's what you need to know as the Storm head into what’s expected to be a fast and furious period of player movement…
The Storm lost oft-injured guard Nika Muhl in the second round of the WNBA expansion draft to the Portland Fire.
The WNBA is holding an expansion draft for new teams in Portland and Toronto on Friday. Here are the five players the Storm should protect.
Storm point guard Nika Muhl will miss another WNBA season after a second season-ending knee injury.
It's expected to be a frantic run to the WNBA’s 30th season as training camps for the 15 teams begin April 19 and the 44-game regular-season starts…
The WNBA will have its first million dollar players after the league and its players’ union reached a deal in principle on a transformational new…
WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert says progress is being made toward a new collective bargaining agreement and that there is an urgency to get a deal…
Breanna Stewart says she feels better about where things stand and is convinced players are still unified in what they want in the next CBA.
Storm guard Tiffany Mitchell is one of several WNBA players playing in Israel and attempting to return home after Israel and the U.S. launched an…
After six years of joint broadcasting for the Final Four, WNBA legends Sue Bird and Diana Taurasi will not be returning to ESPN’s telecast this April.
ESPN announced they will launch "Women's Sports Sundays" this summer. "It's just about time that they get the same visibility."