For WNBA teams eliminated from playoff contention, it’s not too early to begin engaging in 2027 draft lottery dreams.
The Wings have the chance to add another W to the win column, this time against a lottery-bound Storm team at home
The Storm will go for their second win in 15 tries at Dallas, the first of three games left before the schedule break for the FIBA Women's Basketball…
WNBA legend Sue Bird didn’t hold back when addressing how the league has turned into a political battleground. Sue Bird built one of the most…
Raman: 'I think we just have to take it game to game right now. We see how they do, and then we go from there' The post Is the trio of Fam, Magbegor…
Matt Calkins has resigned as sports columnist for the Seattle Times after 11 years. He says the paper refused to run a piece he wrote ahead of the…
Azzi Fudd and Paige Bueckers. | Getty Images With eight games remaining in the Dallas Wings’ 2026 regular-season schedule, it’s worth referring back…
Ezi Magbegor, Dominique Malonga and Head Coach Sonia Raman speak to…
BROOKLYN, NY - JULY 22: Azura Stevens #30 of the Chicago Sky drives to the basket during the game against the New York Liberty on July 22, 2026 at…
Today’s results: The Sky slipped past the Storm, 82-80. The Fever held on to beat the Dream in OT, 95-91. The Fire nipped the Mercury, 88-85. WNBA…
The Seattle Storm made a major second-half comeback, but the effort wasn't enough in an 82-80 loss to the Chicago Sky on Sunday.
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Ezi Magbegor, Awa Fam and Head Coach Sonia Raman speak to the media…
Today’s results: The Fever closed out the Wings, 98-87. The Fire escaped the Storm, 84-82. WNBA team news: With the playoffs out of the question,…
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The Storm cut a 16-point fourth-quarter deficit to one with six seconds left, but can't complete the improbable comeback in an 84-82 loss to the Fire.
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With the playoffs out of the picture for the Storm, finding those little joys and motivations are the name of the game now.
On this week’s episode of Bird’s Eye View, Sue Bird talks to Seattle Storm rising star Dominique Malonga about having Wemby as a peer, going pro at fifteen, and becoming a versatile post player. Dominique opens up about what it…