A cost-cutting move hurt Seattle as it staggered to the finish line and another early exit from the playoffs. Should the rule be changed?
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WNBA’s 11-player roster limit staggered Storm
Attendance has declined, but Storm’s optimism hasn’t
Unlike past years where franchise relocation, player contracts and ownership sales made the Storm’s offseason more uncertain than Pacific Northwest weather, where to practice in 2010 is the only major issue. Storm forward Lauren Jackson, an unrestricted free agent, agreed to a two-year deal she’ll sign Jan. 5 when WNBA free agency opens. Coach Brian [...]
Lauren Jackson, Storm agree to 2-year deal
The Australian star said she wants to finish her WNBA career in Seattle
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Cash, Storm eager to bounce back
All-Star forward eyes national team after early postseason exit
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Tanisha Wright playing key role for Storm
Fifth-year guard hoping to make it beyond first round of playoffs for first time.
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Storm guard Shannon Johnson to retire
The Storm is planning a pregame ceremony to recognize the career of reserve PG Shannon Johnson, who announced her retirement today. Actually Johnson, who was dubbed Pee Wee in grade school because of her diminutive stature on the volleyball team, was thinking about it all season and made the final call Thursday evening.
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Storm steals a win, keeps its season alive
Wright passed back to Little, who was racing down court. She breezed her way to a layin with five seconds left, giving the Storm an improbable 75-74 win that tied the best-of-three playoff series at one game apiece.
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Alas, Storm has been here before
It’s been an all-too-familiar story for the Seattle Storm: Make the WNBA playoffs, get bounced in the first round.
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Los Angeles takes Game 1 of series against Storm, 70-63
Like some Super Friends force only Hollywood could create, the Los Angeles Sparks’ star-laden front line formed a blockade that Seattle…
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First round a huge task for Storm
After winning the WNBA title in 2004, the Seattle Storm has failed to get out of the first-round of the playoffs every season since.
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