In the WNBA’s longest game of the 2025 season, the Seattle Storm put up a fight against the determined Los Angeles Sparks in a 108-106 double overtime loss on Friday.

Seattle Storm guard Skylar Diggins became the second player in franchise history to post a triple-double in a 101-85 victory over the Connecticut Sun on Monday.

The Seattle Storm allowed just one field goal over the final six-and-a-half minutes en route to a 67-58 win over the Golden State Valkyries on Wednesday.

Taking the opposite theme of Wednesday’s loss, the Seattle Storm were the superior fourth-quarter team in a 79-65 victory over the Connecticut Sun on Friday.

The Seattle Storm outscored the New York Liberty by 16 points in the third period en route to a 79-70 win over another one of the WNBA’s top teams.

Skylar Diggins laid in a game-winner with 3.4 seconds to play and the Seattle Storm hung on to defeat the Atlanta Dream 80-79 on Thursday.

The Seattle Storm posted one of their worst offensive performances since 2015 in an 84-57 loss to the Golden State Valkyries.

Even with a tamed Caitlin Clark, the Indiana Fever snapped the Seattle Storm’s three-game win streak behind 57 combined points from Aliyah Boston and Kelsey Mitchell.

The Seattle Storm crushed the shorthanded Los Angeles Sparks 98-67 on Tuesday in a bounce-back road victory.

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

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?

Already one of the WNBA’s most prolific players, Seattle Storm forward Nneka Ogwumike will try and help the franchise to its second straight playoff run in what is essentially her age-35 season.

Following a dominant defensive season, Seattle Storm forward Ezi Magbegor may be expected to enter an expanded role in 2025.

With four total draft picks and limited salary cap space, the Seattle Storm will have difficult decisions to make trimming down to their final roster.

Continuing her impressive run in Unrivaled, Seattle Storm guard Skylar Diggins-Smith will be a key player in 2025.