The Latest Breaking News from Storm

SEATTLE — You could say that Sue Bird’s decision to return for one more year — she’s not quite ready to say one last year — took shape last September in Everett, Wash., at the precise moment when everyone was wondering if they had just seen her final game.

Sue Bird thought 2021 would be her last year as a basketball player. Then she re-signed with the Seattle Storm on a one-year deal for this season after an internal struggle over whether to call it quits. She hasn’t outright declared the 2022 season will be her last, but somewhere…

Nelson Asofa-Solomona has returned to training with Melbourne after a lengthy stand-off over the NRL forward's vaccination status, which remains a mystery.

SEATTLE — Storm fans can now take a deep, cleansing breath and finally relax.

She made All-WNBA first-team last season and is looking to replicate that success this year.

The two-time WNBA Finals MVP will remain with the team that drafted her after drawing interest from every other team in the league.

After meeting with the New York Liberty, Las Vegas Aces, Atlanta Dream, Seattle Storm and Sky, the Olympic gold medalist is deciding between the Liberty and Storm.

Melbourne centre Reimis Smith has re-signed until the end of 2024 while the club has made a long-term investment in teenage talent Jack Howarth.

SEATTLE — Remember when Breanna Stewart talked with a fair amount of certainty about returning to the Storm next season?