Storm forward Thompson to retire after this season
SEATTLE - Seattle Storm forward Tina Thompson, the first overall pick in the inaugural WNBA draft in 1997, announced Friday that she will retire after this season.
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Wright, Little lead Storm past Griner, Mercury
SEATTLE - With 6-foot-8 rookie sensation Brittney Griner patrolling the paint for Phoenix, the Seattle Storm used their outside shooting to beat the Mercury.
View ArticleDiggins leads Shock past Storm for 1st win
SEATTLE - Rookie Skylar Diggins scored six of her 12 points in the final two minutes to help the Tulsa Shock beat the Seattle Storm 67-58 on Friday night for their first victory of the season.
View ArticleMcCoughtry scores 23 to lead Dream past Storm
ATLANTA - Angel McCoughtry didn't want the Atlanta Dream to slow down without Sancho Lyttle on the floor.
View ArticleThompson, Little carry Storm past Sun
UNCASVILLE, Connecticut - The Seattle Storm have struggled early in the WNBA season without stars Sue Bird and Lauren Jackson.
View ArticleThompson helps Storm beat Mystics 96-86 in OT
SEATTLE - Even at 38 years old, Tina Thompson still has plenty of game left for the Seattle Storm.
View ArticleLittle, Thompson lead Storm past Silver Stars
SAN ANTONIO - It's taken a few games, but the Seattle Storm are finding their footing without the franchise's two cornerstones.
View ArticleShock beat Storm for most lopsided win in Tulsa
TULSA, Oklahoma - Roneeka Hodges scored 19 points, Glory Johnson had 14 points and 12 rebounds, Skylar Diggins added 11 points and six assists, and the Shock beat the Seattle Storm 92-70 Saturday night...
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Pondexter scores 23 to help Liberty beat Storm
SEATTLE - Although the New York Liberty still haven't solved their turnover problems, it didn't matter against the Seattle Storm.
View ArticleCatchings scores 18 as Fever beat Storm, 71-63
INDIANAPOLIS - Tamika Catchings scored 18 points and the defending champion Indiana Fever pulled away in the fourth quarter and beat the Seattle Storm 71-63 on Sunday night.
View ArticleLittle, Johnson lead Storm to 69-60 win
ROSEMONT, Illinois - When the Seattle Storm couldn't find the basket early Tina Thompson knew her team's defense could partly compensate.
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Tina Thompson ready to retire after 17th season
Tina Thompson has a simple reason for deciding to retire from the WNBA after this season: she's just looking to slow things down.
View ArticleMystics top Storm, Thibault sets WNBA wins record
WASHINGTON - Mike Thibault's record-setting victory was as much sigh of relief as celebration.
View ArticlePierson, Pondexter help Liberty hold off Storm
NEWARK, New Jersey - After getting blown out in their last game two days earlier, New York Liberty coach Bill Laimbeer expected a much better effort from his team and he got it. For the most part.
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Without Diggins, Shock handle Storm 86-59
SEATTLE - The Tulsa Shock found a way to end their six-game losing streak without rookie star Skylar Diggins.
View ArticleSparks slip past Storm 65-64
SEATTLE - Alana Beard hit a 15-foot jumper with 10.2 seconds left to give the Los Angeles Sparks a 65-64 win over the Seattle Storm on Saturday.
View ArticleGriner to sit out All-Star game
UNCASVILLE, Connecticut - Brittney Griner will miss Saturday's WNBA All-Star game while recovering from a sprained left knee she suffered earlier this month.
View ArticleStorm upend Sparks 73-66
LOS ANGELES - Tina Thompson reminded her hometown she can still play at age 38.
View ArticleCatchings' 23 points lead Fever past Shock 71-60
TULSA, Oklahoma - Tamika Catchings keeps climbing the WNBA all-time scoring list and Indiana keeps improving in the Eastern Conference standings, this time with a 71-60 win over the Tulsa Shock.
View ArticleBrunson replaces Griner as WNBA All-Star starter
MINNEAPOLIS - The Minnesota Lynx will have three starters in the WNBA All-Star game for the first time in franchise history.
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