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Storm look to get back on track in Las Vegas after Mercury loss
Ahead of another big battle on the road against the Las Vegas Aces, the Seattle Storm are looking to get themselves back on track following a tough loss this past Sunday to the Phoenix Mercury. Our Christan Braswell takes a look further.
Storm complete season sweep of Mercury with win on “Rivalry Night”
The Seattle Storm completed a season sweep of the Phoenix Mercury, using a strong first half to gain a lead before needing to close out in the fourth quarter to earn their fifth win across the last seven games. Seattle had Jewell Loyd back to form, while Ezi Magbegor impressed alongside her.
Storm offense outlasts Phoenix, 97-91
The Seattle Storm completed a quick, one-game road trip by using a strong third quarter to push past the Phoenix Mercury in a battle between the two struggling teams at the bottom of the WNBA's Western Conference.
Storm strike down Mercury in Dominant 97-74 Victory
The Seattle Storm were able to get back to “us,” as proclaimed by head coach Noelle Quinn, as the team got their most complete all around performance of the season in a blowout win over the Phoenix Mercury. Despite not having exciting rookie Jordan Horston due to a shoulder injury, the Storm got a major contribution from their bench and entire rotation.
Getting back to “us”: Storm contain Mercury in 97-74 all-around blowout victory
The Seattle Storm were able to get back to “us,” as proclaimed by head coach Noelle Quinn, as the team got their most complete all around performance of the season in a blowout win over the Phoenix Mercury. Despite not having exciting rookie Jordan Horston due to a shoulder injury, the Storm got a major contribution from their bench and entire rotation.