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Seattle Storm Announces Full Details for 2018 WNBA Championship Parade on Sunday, September 16

September 14, 2018 - SEATTLE - The Seattle Storm today announced full details for the 2018 WNBA Championship Parade and Rally, set for Sunday, Sept. 16, following the team's 3-0 series sweep over the Washington Mystics in the 2018 WNBA Finals. The parade will start at 1 p.m./PT at the Space Needle turnaround, and head southbound on Broad St. The Storm players and coaches, set to travel via Emerald City Trollies, will head westbound on Denny Way, turning right on 1st Ave N., and conclude at Thomas Street and 1st Ave. N. at the edge of the Seat... Full Story

Seattle Storm Wins 2018 WNBA Championship with Sweep of Washington Mystics

September 12, 2018 - FAIRFAX, Va. - With a 98-82 win over the Washington Mystics on Wednesday night, the Seattle Storm completed the series sweep and clinched its third WNBA Championship in franchise history at EagleBank Arena on the campus of George Mason University. 2018 WNBA Most Improved Player Natasha Howard led the way offensively with 29 points and 14 rebounds, while All-WNBA First Team selection Breanna Stewart added 30 points. This marks the third WNBA championship in franchise history, as the Storm took home the title in both 2004 a... Full Story

Storm Takes 2-0 Series on the Road to Washington, Looks to Win 3rd WNBA Finals on Wednesday

September 9, 2018 - Seattle extended its league-leading record for most consecutive WNBA Finals games won, with 7 (2 in 2004, 3 in 2010, 2 in 2018), and the record for most consecutive WNBA Finals wins at home, with 6 (2 in 2004, 2 in 2010, 2 in 2018). The Storm remained unbeaten in home games in the WNBA Finals all-time. Breanna Stewart eclipsed the 25-point mark for the 4th time in the postseason, registering 25 points on 7-for-13 shooting. Since 2005, Seattle is the 4th team to go up 2-0 in the WNBA Finals (Seattle also went up 2-0 in ... Full Story

Seattle Takes 1-0 Series Lead in WNBA Finals with Win over Washington

September 7, 2018 - With tonight's win, Seattle now holds the league record for most consecutive WNBA Finals games won, with 6 (2 in 2004, 3 in 2010, 1 in 2018), and the record for most consecutive WNBA Finals wins at home, with 5 (2 in 2004, 2 in 2010, 1 in 2018). The Storm remained unbeaten in home games in the WNBA Finals. KEY STATS OF THE GAME - Between the 4:38 mark of the 2nd frame to the 5:03 tick of the 3rd stanza, Breanna Stewart (14) and Jewell Loyd (17) scored all 31 points for Seattle during that stretch. During that stretch, ... Full Story

• Seattle Storm Announces Full Details for 2018 WNBA Championship Parade on Sunday, September 16 - September 14, 2018
  
• Seattle Storm Wins 2018 WNBA Championship with Sweep of Washington Mystics - September 12, 2018
  
• Storm Takes 2-0 Series on the Road to Washington, Looks to Win 3rd WNBA Finals on Wednesday - September 9, 2018
  
• Seattle Takes 1-0 Series Lead in WNBA Finals with Win over Washington - September 7, 2018
  
• Storm Postgame Notes: Seattle Advances to WNBA Finals, Game 1 Set for Friday at Keyarena - September 5, 2018
  
• Storm Postgame Notes: Seattle Takes 1-0 Series Lead over Phoenix (Seattle Storm 91, Phoenix Mercury 87) - August 26, 2018
  
• Breanna Stewart Named 2018 WNBA Most Valuable Player - August 26, 2018
  
• Natasha Howard Named 2018 WNBA Most Improved Player - August 26, 2018
  
• Sue Bird Wins Kim Perrot Sportsmanship Award - August 26, 2018
  
• Seattle Storm to Face Phoenix Mercury in WNBA Semifinals - August 23, 2018
  
• Seattle Storm and NHL Seattle Announce Partnership Ahead of WNBA Semifinals at KeyArena - August 23, 2018
  
• Seattle Storm Set to Play 2019 WNBA Season at University of Washington's Alaska Airlines Arena - August 15, 2018
  
• Seattle Storm Defeats Minnesota, Clinches 2018 WNBA Playoff Berth - August 3, 2018
  
• Sue Bird Teams up with Pearl Jam, 'The Home Shows', to Raise Money for Seattle Homeless Population - July 28, 2018
  
• Seattle Storm Unveils 'Why We Wear Pink' Campaign for Annual Breast Health Awareness Night on August 3 - July 23, 2018
  
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Wed., Sep 12	W	Seattle 98 at Washington 82 (Champ. Gm. 3)	Final
Sun., Sep 9	W	Washington 73 at Seattle 75 (Champ. Gm. 2)	Final
Fri., Sep 7	W	Washington 76 at Seattle 89 (Champ. Gm. 1)	Final
Tue., Sep 4	W	Phoenix 84 at Seattle 94 (Playoff Gm. 5)	Final
Sun., Sep 2	L	Seattle 84 at Phoenix 86 (Playoff Gm. 4)	Final
Fri., Aug 31	L	Seattle 66 at Phoenix 86 (Playoff Gm. 3)	Final
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• Breanna Stewart named USA Basketballs 2018 Female Athlete of the Year - WNBA Seattle Times (December 12)
• Mortenson replaces Skanska Hunt as general contractor for KeyArena renovation now topping $800 million - WNBA Seattle Times (December 11)
• Renovations are nothing new to KeyArena, evolving since 1962 and home to new NHL team - WNBA Seattle Times (December 6)
• Next step in Seattles NHL journey kicks off with KeyArena renovation groundbreaking - WNBA Seattle Times (December 6)
• Brian Agler resigns as coach of WNBA's Los Angeles Sparks - WNBA Seattle Post-Intelligencer (November 30)
• Nuggets add Sue Bird to front office staff - WNBA Seattle Post-Intelligencer (November 17)
• Storm star Sue Bird joins Denver Nuggets front office as an apprentice - WNBA Seattle Times (November 16)
• Amid popularity growth but profitability problems, WNBA players opt out of labor contract - WNBA Seattle Times (November 2)
• WNBA tops sports leagues in gender and diversity hiring - WNBA Seattle Post-Intelligencer (October 27)
• Developers waste no time with KeyArena renovation - WNBA Seattle Post-Intelligencer (October 15)
• USA trounces Australia for FIBA World Cup three-peat; Breanna Stewart wins MVP - WNBA Seattle Times (October 1)
• Diana Taurasi leads USA past Belgium in FIBA World Cup semifinals - WNBA Seattle Times (September 29)
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