Continuing to add to her historic resume, retired Seattle Storm point guard Sue Bird is joining the teams ownership group, Force10 Hoops, the franchise announced on Wednesday, April 24th, 2024.

The Los Angeles Clippers were the "Home" team tonight, hosting the Utah Jazz and winning behind a strong effort from Kawhi Leonard. The stars were on display at CPA, as numerous Seattle sports legends including Lenny Wilkens, Sue Bird, Bobby Wagner, and current players like J.P. Crawford and Jordan Horston were present at the game. The city of Seattle continues to show out, proving why it deserves an NBA team once again.

On Friday, Champions of Change hosted their annual celebrity basketball game featuring Seattle sports legends. Led by Doug Baldwin, the game featured Seahawks legends, former NBA All-Stars, WNBA players, mascots and more. Circling Seattle Sports’ Bel Garcia and Mat Bermudez were there to take in the scenes and connect with some of the Pacific Northwest’s favorite athletes. 

On June 11th, 2023, Seattle Storm and basketball legend Sue Bird put the final period on the basketball chapter of her life. Bird’s iconic #10 jersey was raised to the rafters of Climate Pledge Arena, in front of a crowd of 15k strong following the Storm’s loss to the Washington Mystics.

The 2022 season came to an end for our Seattle Storm, also putting a final stamp on Sue Birds legendary career. The Aces simply had too much firepower for Seattle to keep up with, and unfortunately we would not be able to watch Sue Bird ride off into the sunset.

In game 3 of the WNBA Playoffs semifinals, the Seattle Storm fell in an overtime thriller against the Las Vegas Aces. The loss creates a win or go home scenario in game 4 for Seattle.

In game two of their first round matchup against the Washington Mystics, the Seattle Storm pulled away from a tight score at halftime.

In Sue Bird’s final regular season home game of her career, the Seattle Storm could not defeat the Las Vegas Aces as Vegas closed the game out late. Seattle is narrowly in the running still for to host in the first round of the playoffs

The Seattle Storm got out to an early lead against the Minnesota Lynx, and never looked back. With Lauren Jackson in attendance, Briann January and Sylvia Fowles being honored, there were plenty of festivities before and during the big win.

The Seattle Storm got a bounce back win, as they defeated the Atlanta Dream. Seattle takes the season series 2-1, and remains firmly in the second seed in the Western Conference.

The Seattle Storm defeated the Indiana Fever for the third time this year, giving the Storm their fourth straight victory. Breanna Stewart continued her MVP caliber play, while Tina Charles continues to add a spark off of the bench.

The Seattle Storm were able to handily defeated the Las Vegas in a Wednesday matchup. The game was close throughout, but ultimately the Storm were able to slam the door shut to secure a big win over the best team in the WNBA to his point.

The Seattle Storm started hot and ended poorly in a tough loss to the Los Angeles Sparks. The Storm looked uncharacteristically poor late in the game, sinking their chance of a comeback.

The Seattle Storm would fall to the Connecticut Sun, 93-86, thanks to a 4th quarter comeback. The Storm fall to 5-5 on the season.

The Seattle Storm won their second straight, holding on late to defeat the Los Angeles Sparks. Breanna Stewart poured in a season high 28 points