The WNBA and WNBPA agreed to a moratorium on league business, ending the potential for any contracts to be negotiated under the expiring CBA. How does it impact the Seattle Storm now?

After a slow rookie season with the Seattle Storm, Mackenzie Holmes is putting together an MVP-caliber season with the Geelong Venom in the WNBL.

With the WNBA expansion draft on the horizon, the Seattle Storm will have to make some tough choices on which players to protect. However, some decisions will be much easier than others.

The WNBA offseason is in full swing, and 11 of the Seattle Storm’s players are already competing or have plans to play in other leagues in 2026.

The Seattle Storm have just four players under contract for 2026. The front office and new coaching staff will have to make tough decisions on who to re-sign and who to let go.

Kicking off the 2025 Seattle Storm season grades, rookie post Mackenzie Holmes was a small-but-efficient piece to the team in her first WNBA season.

The Seattle Storm reunited with forward Mackenzie Holmes, their No. 26 overall pick in 2024, following the trade of Li Yueru.

Though it’s still unclear if more moves will be made, the Seattle Storm set what will likely be their season-opening roster on Monday.

The Seattle Storm got a well-rounded performance from veterans and young players alike in a 79-59 victory over the Connecticut Sun.

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

Former No. 10 overall pick Zia Cooke is getting a second chance with the Seattle Storm in 2025 after being waived by Los Angeles.

Though it’s a longshot, forward Brianna Fraser will try to capitalize on her third WNBA training camp contract.

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