Whenever the pressure to lead the Storm to its first winning season since 2011 becomes too much, first-year coach Dan Hughes will slip on his Bose earpiece and listen to some of his extensive vinyl collection.
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New voting format could send four Storm players to WNBA All-Star Game
Voting begins Tuesday for the 2018 WNBA All-Star Game.
Storm survives shootout special vs. Suns in matchup of WNBA’s top-scoring teams
Natasha Howard scored a career-high 25 points and five players on the Storm hit double digits in a 103-92 win over Connecticut.
Storm survives shootout special vs. Sun in matchup of WNBA’s top-scoring teams
Natasha Howard scored a career-high 25 points and five players on the Storm hit double digits in a 103-92 win over Connecticut.
Sue Bird and rest of the women’s basketball community mourn former Storm coach Anne Donovan
The former player and coach was remembered as a pioneer of the game and a champion on the court and on the sidelines.
Hall of Famer and Olympic gold medalist Anne Donovan, who led Storm to a championship, dies
Anne Donovan, the Basketball Hall of Famer who won a national championship at Old Dominion, two Olympic gold medals in the 1980s and coached the...
Storm seeks to bounce back from a poor offensive showing
The Storm (6-3), which lost 67-64 to visiting Atlanta on Sunday, hosts the Chicago Sky (3-5) on Tuesday at KeyArena. Seattle shot 33.8 percent from...
Storm falls short at home against Atlanta VIEW
Forced to play with Breanna Stewart in foul trouble, the Storm saw a three-game home winning streak snapped, 67-64, to the Dream.
Storm meets Atlanta Dream to begin key homestand
In the next two weeks the Storm can establish itself as a legitimate championship front-runner with a little more than half of the season remaining.