Alaska Airlines Arena becomes the primary site for the Storm next year, but there are no guarantees the WNBA team will play there during the postseason. And there's uncertainty about how many of its 17 regular-season home games will be on campus.
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Storm secures a spot in the semifinals for the first time since winning the WNBA title in 2010
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Minnesota captured the No. 1 overall seed the past two years, but with seven regular-season games remaining the Storm (20-7) heads into Friday’s 7 p.m....
Can the first-place Storm run away from a pack of WNBA challengers?
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Sue Bird, Breanna Stewart selected to start in WNBA All-Star Game
Storm star Sue Bird selected to make her ninth start in the WNBA All-Start while teammate Breanna Stewart joins her in the starting lineup.
Dan Hughes never thought he’d coach in the WNBA All-Star Game again, but here he is
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