Coming off its fourth WNBA championship, the Storm enters 2021 with a much different look. With plenty of new faces mixed with the familiar stars, Seattle will look to compete for another title. Here’s a look at Seattle’s roster.
Here's a look at the 2021 Storm and what it'll take to win again this year
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- Sounders keeper Stefan Frei to miss at least a month with sprained knee, Jordy Delem likely out for season with torn ACL
- Even with offseason of changes for Storm, road to WNBA championship will go through Seattle
- Seahawks’ Stone Forsythe looks like he can ‘perfectly fit’ left tackle, says coach Pete Carroll
- Mariners place Ty France, Evan White on the 10-day injured list
- Thursday’s debuts showed glimpses of what the Mariners’ rebuild could be and just how far it has to go | Larry Stone
- Where does the Storm land in our WNBA power rankings?
- John Castellani, who coached Seattle University men’s basketball to 1958 title game, dies at 94
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