The Seattle Storm’s inefficient road offense wasn’t enough in a 76-70 loss to the Golden State Valkyries on Saturday.

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.

Despite a back-and-forth first half, the Seattle Storm held off the Phoenix Mercury via long-range shooting in an 89-77 win on Saturday.

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.

After a disastrous first quarter, the Seattle Storm kicked into gear and stormed back against the WNBA-leading Minnesota Lynx. Even though the comeback fell short, the Storm showed they can hang with the league’s top teams.

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.

The Seattle Storm are gearing up for a rematch with the Phoenix Mercury at home less than a week after their disappointing season-opener on the road.

Despite imperfect offense, the Seattle Storm were markedly improved in their second game of the season en route to a 79-71 win over the Paige Bueckers-led Dallas Wings.

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 14-season Seattle Storm veteran keeps improving her 3-point shooting as her career progresses. She could be primed for one of her best campaigns yet from long range.

Skylar Diggins is setting lofty expectations for the Seattle Storm’s 2025 season three days into training camp.

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

Adding to her stellar international resume, Seattle Storm forward Gabby Williams picked up her second EuroLeague Defensive Player of the Year Award.

Now the Storm’s highest paid player entering the 2025 season, Gabby Williams could be primed for an expanded role in her first full WNBA season since 2022.

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.

Rookie forward Mackenzie Holmes will have a chance to crack the Seattle Storm’s 12-player roster in 2025.