Balanced offense and a late surge fueled the Seattle Storm’s 94-84 victory over the previously undefeated Minnesota Lynx at Climate Pledge Arena.

The Seattle Storm concluded a strange week that included a trade request, a complaint against an assistant coach and a pair of victories that got them back on track.

On the heels of three-straight losses, the Seattle Storm are searching for answers to their first-half defensive deficiencies.

The Seattle Storm’s comeback fell short in a 75-70 loss to the Las Vegas Aces on Sunday, handing them their third-straight loss.

The Seattle Storm are on a three-game win streak following a decisive win over the Las Vegas Aces. Now they need to prove they can maintain that level of play against the Minnesota Lynx.

The Seattle Storm used a 58-point first half to quickly pull away from the Las Vegas Aces in a 102-82 victory on Sunday.

Shaking off their loss to the same team less than a week ago, the Seattle Storm downed the Phoenix Mercury 77-70 at home via suffocating second-half defense.

Leaning on hot shooting from beyond the arc in the first two quarters and savvy plays down the stretch from their two veteran leaders, the Storm held on for their first win of the season, showing marked improvements from a rough opener.

The Seattle Storm begin their 2025 season on Saturday night when they travel to face the Phoenix Mercury. Here’s what you should be watching in the season opener.

The Seattle Storm hope No. 2 overall pick Dominique Malonga is the future face of the franchise, and she should have a big role in Year 1.

The Seattle Storm are beginning their 2025 training camp on Sunday in preparation for a preseason game on May 4.

Former TCU sharpshooter Madison Conner was the top 3-point shooter in the NCAA last season. It could be what fuels her to a roster spot with the Seattle Storm.

Expectations are high for Seattle Storm No. 2 pick Dominique Malonga, and rightfully so. What is an achievable first season for the 19-year-old phenom?

The Seattle Storm have their 2025 WNBA Draft class, and initial signs are pointing to a victorious night for the franchise.

The Seattle Storm have four picks in the 2025 WNBA Draft, including the No. 2 overall selection.

The near consensus No. 2 overall pick won’t be entering the WNBA Draft. What direction will the Seattle Storm go with their selection?