But Plum’s move wasn’t the only splash. WNBA champion Jewell Loyd, who requested a trade at the end of last year, is also on ...

Loyd, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2015 WNBA Draft, had spent her entire career with the Storm. The six-time All-Star also ...

In their first public comments since Jewell Loyd’s allegations of player mistreatment by the Storm coaching staff and a trade ...

The Storm might have lost Loyd, who requested a trade, but Seattle picked up the No. 2 pick in return from Los Angeles, and ...

"It's been very clear this group of players is very aligned, and they're very connected in a few things," Storm general ...

It’s official, Jewell Loyd’s 10-year tenure with the Storm came to an end ... including two dramatic buzzer-beaters as time expired. Loyd’s first walkoff game winner came against the L.A. Sparks when ...

Unrivaled is off to a riveting start, showcasing the talent and athleticism of WNBA athletes in a new and inventive offseason ...

Winner: Jewell Loyd (and the Las Vegas Aces ... re-sign the 2024 Sixth Player of the Year Tiffany Hayes. NBA All-Star Game 2025’s weird new format and rosters for 4-team tournament, explained ...

However, instead of an exciting game-winner, Breanna Stewart gave Mist ... Stewart recovered the rebound and found Jewell Loyd before Mist head coach Phil Handy called a timeout.

Friday's trade sends Satou Sabally to Phoenix, NaLyssa Smith to Dallas and Sophie Cunningham to the Fever. Which team gets the A grade?

After trading former WNBA scoring champion Jewell Loyd to the Las Vegas Aces, where do the Storm go from here? Here's a path ...

She was never the focal point of a championship team or in the WNBA MVP conversation, but for a stretch here in the Emerald City — Jewell Loyd was damn ... 17.9 points per game.