Adjusting With Time Diggins didn’t come into the league known as a shooter. Back in Tulsa and later in Dallas, she was a downhill guard, fearless off the dribbl

For the second time in three meetings, Aliyah Boston dominated in the paint and the Caitlin Clark-less Fever thumped the Storm 95-75 on Tuesday night at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.

Seattle, which trailed 39-18 midway through the second quarter, tied its second-largest comeback win in franchise history.

A Quiet Start, a Loud Answer The first 10 minutes? All Minnesota. Kayla McBride knocked down threes, Courtney Williams found her rhythm in the midrange, and the

Less than three minutes into the first quarter with the Storm trailing 10-5 with the ball, Skylar Diggins drove at Hull under the basket, but Kelsey Mitchell poked it loose. As the ball hit the floor, Hull turned to recover it and collided head-to-head with a running Williams, who was also chasing the ball.