The all-star Seattle Storm guard talks about basketball, business deals and the ... Jewell Loyd the maple-frosted cinnamon roll of the WNBA. While headlines about league attendance records ...

SEATTLE (TNND) — The Seattle Storm of the WNBA announced Wednesday the team has endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris ahead ...

Storm rookie Nika Muhl ... meniscus in her left knee, the WNBA team announced. Muhl suffered the injury on Oct. 3 while playing her first game for Turkish basketball club Besiktas.

Seattle Storm. Seattle Storm's Gabby Williams leaves WNBA amid Caitlin Clark controversy Seattle Storm. Paige Bueckers speaks out after Nika Muhl's knee injury during FIBA Super Cup Muhl's journey ...

Sue Bird Two-time national champion 2002 women's college basketball player of the year No. 1 pick in the 2002 WNBA draft (Seattle Storm) 13-time WNBA All-Star (record) Four-time WNBA champion All ...

Las Vegas Aces general manager Natalie Williams, who helped build WNBA championship teams in ... Las Vegas swept the Seattle Storm in two games in the first playoff round, then fell to the Liberty ...

During her tenure at UConn, Breanna Stewart established herself as one of the most prolific women's college basketball ... the Seattle Storm, she has become one of the top players in the WNBA.

With four WNBA championships to their name, the Lynx are currently tied with the Houston Comets and the Seattle Storm for the most titles in the league. Now, they're just three wins away from a ...

What UConn women's basketball great Breanna Stewart said at the New York Liberty Championship Parade Thursday in New York ...

Start spreading the news, indeed: There’s finally a pro basketball champion ... were trying for a record fifth WNBA title, breaking a tie with the Seattle Storm and Houston Comets.

WNBA ticket sales are up 93% from this time last year, and the owners of the Seattle Storm run their team like a business.

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