The WNBA pushed back Thursday against the Women’s National Basketball Players Association after players overwhelmingly voted to authorize a potential work stoppage amid ongoing collective bargaining negotiations.
The WNBA’s intense CBA negotiations are still ongoing, with no end in sight. Meanwhile, Seattle Storm veteran and WNBPA president Nneka Ogwumike is front and center.
Nneka Ogwumike is no stranger to turning heads for her basketball moves, but her latest decision is sending shockwaves through the WNBA and women’s basketball community.
On November 5, news broke that 10-time WNBA All-Star, 2016 WNBA MVP, 2016 WNBA champion, and current Seattle Storm star Nneka Ogwumike has become the first known player to sign with Project B, which is a new women's basketball league based in Saudi Arabia that's set to launch in the fall of 2026.
The Seattle Storm just leveled up because of their new head coach. Sonia Raman is in the building. The Seattle Storm are not here to play it safe. They’ve officially hired Raman, a former assistant coach for the New York Liberty, as their new head coach.
In the spring, the Seattle Storm scored big when they drafted French sensation Dominique Malonga. During the season, the “female Wembanyama” became a history-making force on defense.
There weren't many bright spots for the Seattle Storm in the 2025 season. But when the dust settled on the season one thing was for sure that Dominique Malonga had arrived.
The 2025 WNBA season has officially come to an end, but that doesn’t mean the hard work is over. Throughout the year, one of the main points of discussion has been about the league’s CBA.
The clock is ticking, and the WNBA is under more pressure with each passing day. A new Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) between the players and the league has yet to be signed, with several of the players’ demands still unmet.
Seattle Storm veteran Skylar Diggins was asked to identify the essential elements that would enable the Storm to advance deeper into the playoffs, and she replied that the team needs to maintain its core players.
The Seattle Storm are thrilled to have Nneka Ogwumike leading the team. Ogwumike won her fourth Kim Perrot Sportsmanship Award in 2025, highlighting her performance both on and off the court.
The heartbreak still lingers for the Seattle Storm in Climate Pledge Arena. Just days after watching their season slip away in a gut-wrenching three-game playoff sweep to the Las Vegas Aces, the Seattle Storm delivered another crushing blow to their faithful fanbase.
Despite the Seattle Storm's current season transitioning and growing, a particular assistant coach has made a significant impact on both veterans and newcomers.
Sue Bird was the Seattle Storm's heart and soul for two decades. Although she wasn't the tallest or physically strongest player on the floor, her intelligence, poise, and vision led her to be one of the greatest point guards in basketball history.
With the WNBA's current Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) expiring after this 2025 season, the biggest story in women's basketball right now is how salaries will change for WNBA players next year, which will be the result of their negotiations with the league for the next CBA.
It was a consequential week in the WNBA. The Commissioner's Cup finalists were decided, plus the Phoenix Mercury announced themselves as a team to watch.
Seattle Storm star Gabby Williams has been a defensive menace all season. Currently leading the WNBA in steals-per-game, Williams broke the Seattle Storm franchise record for most steals in a game by recording eight swipes last night in a 98-67 blowout win over the Los Angeles Sparks.
Some new faces have entered the Seattle Storm family as the WNBA team's owners recently sold small pieces of the franchise at a $325 million valuation, representing around 1.5 percent of the team's equity, according to a Sportico report on Thursday.