After a solid 2024, Storm forward Jordan Horston missed the entire 2025 season due to a torn ACL. She will be critical to the team’s success next season.

The Seattle Storm reportedly hired Maine Celtics general manager Jarell Christian as an assistant coach. Here’s a look at his experience in the NBA and college ranks on his way to landing with the Storm.

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.

Nika Mühl, the Seattle Storm’s hyped former 2024 second-round pick, is entering a make-or-break season in 2026. Will she still be the defensive difference maker many hoped she would be despite injuries?

Earning yet another prestigious honor for her legendary basketball career, Sue Bird will have her No. 10 jersey retired by UConn on Sunday.

In an appearance on Azzi Fudd’s podcast, Seattle Storm star Gabby Williams expressed her desire to play with the current UConn standout and reassured fans of her commitment to the franchise.

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.

TCU guard Olivia Miles was nearly the Seattle Storm’s pick in the 2025 WNBA Draft before she returned to college. Is Miles still the best pick for Seattle in 2026?

The Seattle Storm were awarded the No. 3 pick in Sunday night’s WNBA Draft Lottery. Seattle will have a chance to pair another young star with former No. 2 pick Dominique Malonga.

In an appearance on the Good Follow podcast, Seattle Storm guard Lexie Brown expressed excitement in the new coaching staff despite being frustrated with her role in 2025.

Undoubtedly the Storm’s MVP of the 2025 season, Nneka Ogwumike showed no signs of slowing down in her 14th WNBA season as she led Seattle to the playoffs for the second straight year.

The Seattle Storm are one of five teams in the 2026 WNBA Draft Lottery. They have the third-best odds to land the No. 1 overall pick.

Entering an uncertain offseason, the Seattle Storm have just four players under contract in 2026. But they might be exactly the nucleus the team needs as it enters a true rebuild.

Earning the seventh All-Star nod of her 11-year career, Skylar Diggins was the facilitator of the Storm’s offense and a major fuel to their defense.

The definitive leader of the Storm’s defense, Gabby Williams posted a historic season on that side of the court that helped her earn the first All-Defensive First Team and All-Star nods of her career.

New Seattle Storm head coach Sonia Raman emphasized her player-coach relationships in her introductory press conference on Wednesday.

Joining the Storm midseason via trade, Brittney Sykes was acquired to lock down the perimeter. She did that, but Sykes fell short of expectations on the offensive side of the ball.

Emerging almost midway through her rookie season, No. 2 overall pick Dominique Malonga was as good as advertised in her first WNBA season. She is now poised to be the future face of the Seattle Storm franchise.

Possibly the biggest surprise of the season, veteran guard Erica Wheeler helped fuel the Seattle Storm’s offense and was arguably the most clutch player on the roster in her 10th WNBA season.