Not Just Natasha: Seattle’s Role Players Are Stepping Up
The Seattle Storm have faced a number of well-documented adversities so far in the 2019 season. Also well-documented is the play of reigning conference player of the week, Natasha Howard.…
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Seattle sends a message in the season’s opening week: “Don’t Doubt Us.”
The Seattle Storm headed into the 2019 WNBA season with a lot of question marks due to some key injuries to last season’s MVP Breanna Stewart and Sue Bird. With…
Most Interesting Stat: Top 4 teams
This is the finale of my most interesting stat series. I’ve been picking out a stat that has stuck in my head as I got ready for the season and…
12 Bold Predictions for the 2019 WNBA Season
The WNBA season is ready to tip off, but before it does, let’s get bold. There are 12 teams in the league, so I’ve decided to make a (fairly) bold…
The Storm Enter the Season as Defending Champs. That Doesn’t Mean There Aren’t Questions as the Season Draws Near
The Seattle Storm are the defending champions of the WNBA. The title of “defending champs” fits each team with that title differently. Some defending champs are poised to go for…
All-Around Effort Secures Title For Storm
By Tyler Berry The Seattle Storm are your 2018 WNBA champions. Through 42 regular season and postseason games, the Storm showed that it takes consistency on both ends of the…
Natasha Howard Is A Winner
By Erik Beck I remember the moment when I first figured out that Natasha Howard was going to be a great player. The moment occurred during the second home game…
Reviewing The Storm’s Dominant Regular Season
The Storm have earned a nice break via a playoff double-bye. With no games until August 26, the Storm have a great opportunity to get in a little rest and rehab while the organization waits to find out it’s semifinals opponent. This break also gives us an opportunity to look back at some of the highlights of the 2018 regular season. So, let’s do just that.
WNBA Rookie Report: All-Star Edition
By Cayla McMorris. It’s not a surprise that the Aces’ A’ja Wilson was the only rookie selected to the All-Star game because of her superwoman-like performances so far this…
Storm Rookie Canada Learning From The Best
Taken fifth overall in this year’s WNBA Draft by the Seattle Storm, the point guard out of UCLA was thrust into a winning atmosphere instantly. In the course of a month, she went from finishing her collegiate career to backing up a future Hall-of-Famer in Sue Bird.