

How Seattle Storm were graded for WNBA draft performance | Analysis
The grades are in and the Storm received relatively high marks following an impressive haul at the WNBA draft.


The grades are in and the Storm received relatively high marks following an impressive haul at the WNBA draft.


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The Indiana Fever made the most of the team's three draft picks Monday night when the team selected Vanderbilt's Justine Pissott as the No. 25…
Reviewing maybe the most unpredictable Drafts in WNBA history, Chelsea Leite and Tyler DeLuca are here with all of their hot takes on Azzi Fudd reuniting with Paige Bueckers in Dallas, Lauren Betts dropping to Washington,…
Reviewing maybe the most unpredictable Drafts in WNBA history, Chelsea Leite and Tyler DeLuca are here with all of their hot takes on Azzi Fudd reuniting with Paige Bueckers in Dallas, Lauren Betts dropping to Washington,…


The 6-foot-7 center was drafted No. 4 overall Monday night
Things are looking up for the Storm after a ton of free agency departures.


JuJu Watkins is the early favorite at No. 1, but a deep 2027 class featuring Madison Booker, Hannah Hidalgo and a 7-foot-3 international prospect…


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Golden State stunned the draft by selecting LSU star Flau'jae Johnson at No. 8, then abruptly flipping her to Seattle
Nobody expected the Chicago Sky to make this move in the 2026 WNBA Draft, but it makes complete sense.


The Storm used the first of their two first-round picks – No. 3 overall – in the WNBA draft to select Awa Fam, the 19-year-old center from Spain.
Join Seerat and Lucas Kaplan as they explore controversial picks, international prospects, and the impact of incoming rookies like Azzi Fudd and Lauren Betts. Discover the cultural significance of draft personalities and bold…
The Sparks didn't expect South Carolina guard Ta'Niya Latson, a strong shooter who can also defend, to be available in the second round of the WNBA…


The Wings believe Fudd's elite shooting ability and off-ball movement make her a perfect fit
Tonight’s draft board: Azzi Fudd went No. 1. All six UCLA seniors were drafted, including five in the first round – a record. The Storm made a major…
The 2026 WNBA Draft has wrapped up for the evening, and UConn's Azzi Fudd was selected as the No. 1 overall pick by the Dallas Wings.


The couple, who won a championship together at UConn, are teammates again after the Dallas Wings took Fudd No. 1 in the 2026 WNBA Draft


The Storm traded for LSU's Flau'jae Johnson at the WNBA draft, picking up one of the biggest names in basketball.