The Seattle Storm secured a much-needed win Monday night, defeating the Los Angeles Sparks 82-64 behind a season-best performance from rookie Flau’jae Johnson while ending several lengthy losing streaks.
Flau'jae Johnson scored a game-high 23 points, Katie Lou Samuelson knocked down three 3-pointers off the bench, and the visiting Seattle Storm extended the Los Angeles Sparks' recent woes in an 82-64 romp on Monday.
Less than two weeks ago, the Seattle Storm visited Phoenix in the throes of the WNBA's longest losing streak of the year. The Storm fell 93-73 on June 20 against the Mercury, marking their 10th straight defeat in what became an 11-game losing streak.
Seattle Storm rookie Awa Fam had her moment against Atlanta Dream star Angel Reese with a massive block in their blowout win. On Saturday, the Storm welcomed the visiting Dream in front of their home fans at Climate Pledge Arena.
Flau’jae Johnson had a unique interaction with former college teammate Angel Reese following her strong performance in the Seattle Storm’s 105-90 win over the Atlanta Dream on Saturday night.
Rookie Flau'jae Johnson produced 24 points and 11 rebounds on Saturday to help the Seattle Storm earn a 105-90 victory over the visiting Atlanta Dream.
Flau'jae Johnson led the Seattle Storm to their first victory in 12 games on Thursday night. She scored a career-high 28 points in a 99-88 win over the New York Liberty at Climate Pledge Arena.
Rookie Flau'jae Johnson scored a career-high 28 points and Dominique Malonga added 20 points and 10 rebounds as the Seattle Storm snapped a franchise-record 11-game losing streak with a 99-88 victory against the visiting New York Liberty on Thursday night.
The Seattle Storm keep getting closer and closer to snapping their franchise-record 11-game losing streak. If not for an extraordinary effort from Paige
The Seattle Storm set an unfortunate franchise record Monday night, dropping their 11th consecutive game in a 112-110 overtime loss to the Dallas Wings.
Seattle Storm rookie Flau'jae Johnson has signed a multi-year contract with Unrivaled, the 3-on-3 league announced on Monday. The 22-year-old guard from LSU is the second member of the WNBA's 2026 draft class to sign with Unrivaled after Minnesota Lynx guard Olivia Miles.
The Seattle Storm will try to avoid making history when they play host to the Dallas Wings on Monday night. The Storm (3-14) have lost 10 games in a row, tying the franchise record set in 2023.
The Phoenix Mercury are at home Saturday afternoon as they host the Seattle Storm in a Western Conference matchup. Phoenix enters Saturday’s game with a 4-12 record after losing at home to the Las Vegas Aces Wednesday night.
No one is stopping Gabby Williams as the 2025 All-Star put another clinical performance against the Dallas Wings to record her fourth win in a row. In the previous game, the forward put the brakes on explosive scorer Kelsey Plum to help her team win, and against the Wings, she put on an offensive show.
The Seattle Storm badly need a lifeline after suffering their ninth straight loss on Wednesday. They bowed to the Portland Fire, 94-89, at Moda Center.
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