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• Gabby Williams Re-Signs With Seattle StormGabby Williams has re-signed with the Seattle Storm for the remainder of the 2024 WNBA season. With France hosting this year's Olympics, Williams opted to sit out the first portion of the WNBA schedule to prepare with the national team. She led France with 15.5 points and 5.8 assists per game, including a team-high 19 points in their one-point loss in the gold medal game to the United States. Will...2024 -
• Average WNBA Franchise Valuation Reaches $96MThe valuation of the average WNBA team has hit $96 million, according to Sportico. The Las Vegas Aces headline the valuations at $140 million, followed by the Seattle Storm at $135 million, and the New York Liberty at $130 million. The teams are collectively worth $1.16 billion, including real estate and assets related to the franchises, such as practice facilities. Mark Davis purchased the Aces ...2024Read about New York Liberty -
• Breanna Stewart Re-Signs With Liberty On Below MaxBreanna Stewart has agreed to re-sign with the New York Liberty on a one-year, non-guaranteed deal below the maximum. Stewart's contract allows the Liberty to keep their starting lineup from last season intact. Stewart signed with the Liberty last offseason after leaving the Seattle Storm. Stewart was named MVP last season....2024Read about Breanna Stewart
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• Former WNBA MVP Nneka Ogwumike signs with Seattle StormFormer WNBA MVP Nneka Ogwumike signed with the Seattle Storm on Monday, the second big splash in free agency for the franchise....2024Read about Nneka Ogwumike -
• Indiana Fever Win 2024 WNBA LotteryThe Indiana Fever have won the 2024 WNBA draft lottery and could have the opportunity to select Caitlin Clark first overall. Clark could return to Iowa for a fifth college season in 24-25 because of the COVID-19 waiver. The Fever also had the No. 1 pick last year when they selected Aliyah Boston. The Los Angeles Sparks will pick second, the Phoenix Mercury third and the Seattle Storm fourth....2023Read about Indiana Fever -
• Rising Star Jordan Horston is Ready to Kick-Start a New Era of Storm Basketball
This story appears in WSLAM 3. Shop now. Jordan Horston is recalling Draft day back in April, when the Seattle Storm selected her ninth overall. It was a total shock to the rookie. The Storm never spoke to her prior to the Draft because they thought she would have been picked by the time it […] The post Rising Star Jordan Horston is Ready to Kick-Start a New Era of Storm Basketball appeared ...2023
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• Tina Charles Speaks on Adapting to Title-Contending Seattle Storm
Tina Charles played a huge role in Seattle taking Game 1 over Las Vegas, posting 13 points and a franchise-record 18 rebounds on Sunday. The critical performance came two months after Charles signed with Seattle after she controversially left Phoenix following a contract divorce. The former two-time national champ admitted that leaving Phoenix wasn’t about […] The post Tina Charles Spe...2022Read about Tina Charles
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• WATCH: Kyrie Irving surprise sighting in LA Sparks game adds more fire to Lakers trade rumors
The Los Angeles Sparks hosted the Seattle Storm on Thursday night in a regular-season matchup. Brooklyn Nets superstar Kyrie Irving made a surprise appearance in the crowd, which only added more fire to the recent trade rumors linking him to the Los Angeles Lakers. Kyrie did have a bucket hat on, but it’s not as […] The post WATCH: Kyrie Irving surprise sighting in LA Sparks game adds ...2022Read about Kyrie Irving
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• Captains A’ja Wilson and Breanna Stewart Draft Rosters for AT&T WNBA All-Star 2022
The team rosters for AT&T WNBA All-Star 2022, as selected by All-Star captains A’ja Wilson of the Las Vegas Aces and Breanna Stewart of the Seattle Storm, were revealed during the WNBA All-Star Team Selection Special. The post Captains A’ja Wilson and Breanna Stewart Draft Rosters for AT&T WNBA All-Star 2022 appeared first on WNBA.com - Official Site of the WNBA....2022Read about Breanna Stewart
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• Tina Charles Headed to Seattle Storm
Tina Charles will be a member of the Seattle Storm after officially signing a deal with the team on Tuesday. Charles was with the Mercury after signing as a free agent in February, but the franchise and Charles agreed on a contract divorce on Saturday. “We are excited to add one of the premier players […] The post Tina Charles Headed to Seattle Storm appeared first on SLAM....2022Read about Tina Charles
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• Sue Bird Re-Signs For 21st Year In Seattle
The Seattle Storm today announced four-time WNBA Champion, 12-time All-Star and the WNBA’s all-time assist leader Sue Bird has re-signed with the team. The post Sue Bird Re-Signs For 21st Year In Seattle appeared first on WNBA.com - Official Site of the WNBA....2022Read about Sue Bird
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• Storm Re-Signs Forward Stephanie Talbot
The Seattle Storm announced today that forward Stephanie Talbot has re-signed with the franchise. Per team policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed. The post Storm Re-Signs Forward Stephanie Talbot appeared first on WNBA.com - Official Site of the WNBA....2022
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• Storm & Sparks Complete Trade
The Los Angeles Sparks announced today the acquisition of Katie Lou Samuelson and the 2022 No. 9 draft pick from the Seattle Storm in exchange for Gabby Williams. The post Storm & Sparks Complete Trade appeared first on WNBA.com - Official Site of the WNBA....2022Read about Los Angeles Sparks
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• Storm Signs Free Agent Guard Briann January
The Seattle Storm announced today the signing of free agent guard Briann January, a 13-year WNBA veteran, and native of Spokane. The post Storm Signs Free Agent Guard Briann January appeared first on WNBA.com - Official Site of the WNBA....2022
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• Jewell Loyd re-signs with the Storm
The Seattle Storm announced today that two-time WNBA Champion, three-time All-Star, and 2021 All-WNBA First Team member Jewell Loyd has re-signed with the franchise. The post Jewell Loyd re-signs with the Storm appeared first on WNBA.com - Official Site of the WNBA....2022Read about Jewell Loyd
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• Seattle Storm Re-Signs Mercedes Russell
The Seattle Storm announced today that two-time WNBA Champion Mercedes Russell has re-signed with the franchise. The post Seattle Storm Re-Signs Mercedes Russell appeared first on WNBA.com - Official Site of the WNBA....2022
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• REPORT: Breanna Stewart Re-Signs With Seattle Storm
Breanna Stewart is back with the Seattle Storm for at least one more season after signing a one-year supermax deal, according to Chris Haynes of YahooSports. The agreement guarantees she will play at least one more season with WNBA legend Sue Bird and Jewell Lloyd. WNBA free agent superstar Breanna Stewart has reached an agreement […] The post REPORT: Breanna Stewart Re-Signs With Seattle St...2022Read about Breanna Stewart
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• Storm Acquires Katie Lou Samuelson, Mikiah “Kiki” Herbert Harrigan; Rights To Stephanie Talbot And Two 2022 Draft Picks
The Seattle Storm acquired Katie Lou Samuelson from the Dallas Wings and Mikiah “Kiki” Herbert Harrigan from the Minnesota Lynx on Tuesday in trades following a move to send Natasha Howard to New York. The post Storm Acquires Katie Lou Samuelson, Mikiah “Kiki” Herbert Harrigan; Rights To Stephanie Talbot And Two 2022 Draft Picks appeared first on WNBA.com - Official Site of the WNBA....2021Read about Dallas Wings
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• Sue Bird to Re-Sign with Seattle Storm
WNBA legend Sue Bird, one of the most highly-respected basketball players in the world, will be re-signing with the reigning champion Seattle Storm once Seattle’s salary cap situation is resolved (per ESPN’s Mechelle Voepel). A 17-year veteran who has spent her entire career with the Storm, Bird is an 11-time All-Star with four WNBA championships […] The post Sue Bird to Re-Sign ...2021Read about Sue Bird
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• Seattle Storm Re-Signs Three-Time WNBA Champion Sue Bird
The WNBA’s all-time assists leader will continue her illustrious career in the Pacific Northwest SEATTLE – The Seattle Storm has re-signed three-time WNBA Champion Sue Bird, the franchise announced today. Per team policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed. “The thing about Sue Bird is that she elevates everything she touches to a championship level,” said […] The post Seattle Storm Re-Signs Thr...2020Read about Sue Bird
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• Seattle Storm Re-Signs Breanna Stewart
SEATTLE – The Seattle Storm has re-signed 2018 WNBA MVP and Finals MVP Breanna Stewart, the franchise announced today. Per team policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed. “Stewie is a special player, a competitor at the most elite level and that was evident, once again, as she worked relentlessly to return to the court,” said […] The post Seattle Storm Re-Signs Breanna Stewart appeared first on...2020Read about Breanna Stewart
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• WNBA Decade In Review: 2018
League Champion: Seattle Storm (Third title in franchise history) Top Draft Pick: A’ja Wilson (LVA, University of South Carolina) Awards Most Valuable Player: Breanna Stewart (SEA) Rookie of the Year: A’ja Wilson (LVA) Defensive Player of the Year: Alana Beard (LAS), 2nd DPOY Sixth Woman of the Year: Jonquel Jones (CON) Most Improved Player: […] The post WNBA Decade In Review: 2018 appeared firs...2020Read about Breanna Stewart
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• WNBA Decade In Review: 2010
League Champion: Seattle Storm (second title in franchise history) Top Draft Pick: Tina Charles (CON, Connecticut) Awards Most Valuable Player: Lauren Jackson (SEA), 3rd MVP Rookie of the Year: Tina Charles (CON) Defensive Player of the Year: Tamika Catchings (IND), 4th DPOY Sixth Woman of the Year: DeWanna Bonner (PHX), 2nd Sixth Most Improved Player: […] The post WNBA Decade In Review: 2010 appe...2019Read about Tina Charles
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• Full Results from the 2018 WNBA DraftRound 1 Las Vegas Aces: A’Ja Wilson (South Carolina) Indiana Fever: Kelsey Mitchell (Ohio State) Chicago Sky: Diamond DeShields (Turkey) Chicago Sky: Gabby Williams (UConn) Seattle Storm: Jordin Canada (UCLA) Dallas Wings: Azura Stevens (UConn) Washington Mystics: Ariel Atkins (Texas) Indiana Fever: Victoria Vivians (Mississippi State) Connecticut Sun: Lexie Brown (Duke) New York Liberty: Kia [...2018Read about Indiana Fever -
• UConn players go 1-2-3 in WNBA Draft
The Seattle Storm selected 6-foot-4 forward Breanna Stewart from the University of Connecticut with the No. 1 pick in the WNBA draft Thursday night....2016Read about Breanna Stewart
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• WNBA No. 1 Pick Jewell Loyd Signs With Nike Basketball
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• Boundless in Seattle: Bird, Rookies Ready To Welcome New Era For Storm
<p>At the turn of the century, a new era of Seattle Storm basketball was born. Seattle drafted Lauren Jackson, who would go on to win three WNBA MVPs, with the first overall pick in 2001, and Sue Bird, arguably the game's greatest point guard ever, was taken with the top pick the following year. Together, those two highly coveted draft selections helped guide the Storm to more than a decade ...2015Read about Sue Bird
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• 27 Players Expected To Attend USA Women's National Team Training Camp
<p>COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado (April 30, 2015) - Featuring 14 athletes who have captured a combined 16 Olympic and 18 FIBA World Championship gold medals and a total of 27 of the nation's top women's basketball players, the USA Basketball Women's National Team will tip-off training for the 2016 Olympic Games with a mini-camp May 4-6 at UNLV's Mendenhall Center in Las Vegas. Included in the l...2015Read about Los Angeles Sparks
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• What Were the Biggest Moves of the WNBA Offseason?
<p>The WNBA Draft is in the books and the bulk of the offseason is behind us, and that means training camps are just around the corner. Some teams only made minor tweaks in the offseason, but others shifted the entire foundation of their roster. Here's a look at some of the most notable moves made by each team across the league. </p> <p>Atlanta Dream: Re-signed center Erika de So...2015Read about Atlanta Dream
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• Loyd, Zahui B., Mosqueda-Lewis Selected As Top Picks In WNBA Draft 2015
<p> UNCASVILLE, Conn., April 16, 2015 -- WNBA Draft 2015 presented by State Farm featured the Seattle Storm selecting Notre Dame's Jewell Loyd with the No. 1 overall pick. The Tulsa Shock chose Sweden native Amanda Zahui B. of Minnesota with the second overall selection, and the Storm used its second pick in the top three on UConn's Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis. </p> <p>Loyd, the f...2015Read about Jewell Loyd