Approaching the halfway point of the WNBA season, the Seattle Storm believed the worst was behind them and brighter days were ahead. “No rain, no flowers,” rookie guard Flau’jae Johnson said weeks ago, which could be the team’s motto for what’s becoming a... See more
The Storm are inventing new and disastrous ways to lose games now. After falling by five points or fewer in the past three outings, the Storm lost control of Saturday’s 93-73 defeat against the Phoenix Mercury in the second and third quarters when they we... See more
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Chances are Sonia Raman wouldn’t be a first-year coach in Seattle, and the Storm may not have hit the reset button, if not for their repeated postseason failures at the hands of the Las Vegas Aces. After losing in the first round of the playoffs the past ... See more
Since scoring a season-high 97 points a little more than a week ago, the Storm’s offense has regressed in the past three outings. In their Commissioner’s Cup opener against the Dallas Wings, it was more of the same for the Storm who once again couldn’t ge... See more
