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Storm’s five burning questions before WNBA training camps open
Can the Storm develop one of their young players into an MVP-caliber leader? Will Flau'jae Johnson be allowed to shine? And how do the old vets fit…
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Flau’jae Johnson joins Seattle Storm: ‘I’m so ready to get this started’
Storm rookie Flau’jae Johnson arrived at team headquarters for her first day of work. “I’m so ready to get this started,” the basketball star and…
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The countdown to training camp is on
WNBA team news: Why the Storm were right to choose a rebuild over continued coasting. The Toronto Tempo are no longer an idea, but a team. WNBA…
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With Flau’jae Johnson and Awa Fam, Storm were right to choose rebuild
The Storm lost their top five scorers from last season. After completing one of the WNBA's best drafts, here's why Seattle was right to rebuild.
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UW women’s Elle Ladine gets invite to Seattle Storm training camp
Former Washington Huskies standout Elle Ladine received a training-camp invite from the Storm, who start practice Sunday under first-year coach Sonia…
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The dust settles
WNBA team news: The Valkyries and Storm agreed to a trade before Flau’jae Johnson was picked. In an offseason of departures, Olivia Miles is a…
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How Seattle Storm were graded for WNBA draft performance | Analysis
The grades are in and the Storm received relatively high marks following an impressive haul at the WNBA draft.
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Surprise addition is exactly what Storm needed after tough free agency
Things are looking up for the Storm after a ton of free agency departures.
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Storm ‘reset’ foundation with 3 first-round picks, including Awa Fam
The Storm used the first of their two first-round picks – No. 3 overall – in the WNBA draft to select Awa Fam, the 19-year-old center from Spain.
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Many notables in historic WNBA draft
Tonight’s draft board: Azzi Fudd went No. 1. All six UCLA seniors were drafted, including five in the first round – a record. The Storm made a major…
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Storm trade for LSU’s Flau’jae Johnson at WNBA draft
The Storm traded for LSU's Flau'jae Johnson at the WNBA draft, picking up one of the biggest names in basketball.
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WNBA Draft 2026: Who is Awa Fam? Seattle Storm choose Spanish star with No. 3 pick
The 6-foot-4 Spanish phenom could give Seattle a potential franchise centerpiece
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WNBA draft: TCU’s Olivia Miles could be option for Seattle Storm with No. 3 pick
With the Storm embracing a massive overhaul, the No. 3 pick in Monday's WNBA draft will be a cornerstone of the rebuild. Here are a few likely…
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Seattle Storm reunite with Jade Melbourne
Perhaps in one their last significant moves in free agency, the Storm brought back Jade Melbourne, a third-round pick in the 2022 draft.
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Seattle Storm bring back Katie Lou Samuelson
Katie Lou Samuelson is returning to Seattle and is getting a second chance to make a comeback with the Storm after last year's attempt ended before…
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Seattle Storm, Ezi Magbegor agree to richest contract in WNBA history
The Storm reached an agreement with Ezi Magbegor on Sunday to keep the veteran center in Seattle.
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Source: Veteran C Dolson reaches deal with Storm
The Storm reached agreement on a deal with free agent center Stefanie Dolson, a source told ESPN.
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Seattle Storm reportedly sign center Stefanie Dolson
Following an exodus of All-Star players, the Storm reportedly signed veteran center Stefanie Dolson on Saturday afternoon.
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Erica Wheeler departs Seattle Storm for L.A. Sparks in WNBA free agency
Erica Wheeler, the high-energy guard who became a Seattle fan favorite last year, is teaming up with Nneka Ogwumike again and returning to the Los…
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Skylar Diggins leaves Storm to sign with Chicago Sky in WNBA free agency
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.
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