The WNBA will have a test run in Canada in 2025 when the Atlanta Dream face the Seattle Storm on Aug. 15 at Vancouver, B.C., in the league’s first regular-season game outside of the United States. The Canada game comes
The WNBA will stage its first regular season game outside the U.S. when Atlanta and Seattle play in Vancouver on Aug. 15, the league announced Monday. The league has had two exhibition games in Canada, including one played by Seattle
Jewell Loyd has asked to be traded from Seattle. The six-time WNBA All-Star and two-time Olympic champion requested a trade, according to a person familiar with the situation. The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity Thursday
Seattle Storm guard Nika Muhl tore her ACL on Thursday while making her debut for the club Besiktas in Turkey. Muhl, a native of Croatia, saw limited action during her rookie season with the Storm, playing in 16 games off
Kelsey Plum matched her career playoff high with 29 points Tuesday night while WNBA Most Valuable Player A’ja Wilson added a double-double as the fourth-seeded Las Vegas Aces eliminated the visiting Seattle Storm 83-76 for a two-game quarterfinal sweep. The
Las Vegas Aces coach Becky Hammon knows her team is at its best when it plays sound defense. Hammon subsequently loved the fourth quarter of Game 1 of the Aces’ first-round WNBA playoff series with the Seattle Storm, when Las
A’ja Wilson scored 21 points, Tiffany Hayes added 20 off the bench and a strong defensive performance in the fourth quarter led the host Las Vegas Aces to a 78-67 win over the Seattle Storm on Sunday night in Game
After jockeying for home-court advantage down the stretch of the regular season, the fifth-seeded Seattle Storm and host Las Vegas Aces will meet on Sunday night for Game 1 of their best-of-three, first-round playoff series. The two-time defending champion Aces
Seattle’s Nneka Ogwumike had 17 points and eight rebounds as the Storm defeated the host Phoenix Mercury 89-70 on Thursday night in what may have been the final home game of Phoenix legend Diana Taurasi’s career. Taurasi, 42, has not