A win in their final game of the season will send the Seattle Storm to the playoffs, while a loss will leave it up to the Los Angeles Sparks.

With only three games remaining in the regular season, the Seattle Storm are avoiding “paralysis by analysis” as they ride another two-game win streak. They’re just playing basketball, and it’s working.

Now firmly in a six-game skid that is threatening their playoff hopes, the Seattle Storm need quick answers to big questions if they hope to salvage the 2025 season.

Every win matters now for a Seattle Storm team that has split its last eight games. It doesn’t get any easier from here.

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.

Seattle Storm center Li Yueru requested a trade from the team on the same day that reports surfaced the WNBA responded to an allegation against one of the franchise’s assistant coaches.

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

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 have little time to dwell on a disappointing start to their season with less than a 48-hour turnaround to a matchup with the Dallas Wings.

After consecutive seasons battling health issues, Seattle Storm guard Lexie Brown may emerge as a top contributor next season.

Setting their 2025 staff, the Seattle Storm added two new coaches and promoted a front office staff member.