Wait Until You Hear What Happened: 0-for-10 From Deep: The Storm's Losing Streak Just Hit Three Games and It's Getting Ugly

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0-for-10 From Deep: The Storm's Losing Streak Just Hit Three Games and It's Getting Ugly

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Detroit Red Wings
Detroit Red Wings
79
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Dallas Cowboys
Dallas Cowboys
56

Alright, Emerald City, let's just rip off the band-aid. The Storm got absolutely shelled in Arlington last night, falling 79-56 to the Dallas Wings. And honestly, it was even worse than the final score looks. This team, our team, just dropped its third straight game, and the way they shot the ball, it felt like we were watching the same movie on repeat. Commissioner's Cup game, too, which just twists the knife even deeper.

The Lights Were Out From the Jump

From the opening tip, it was a rough one. Dallas jumped out to a 7-0 lead, and we were playing catch-up the entire time, trailing 16-10 after one. Natisha Hiedeman tried to spark something, even pulling us within six points three different times in the second quarter, but Dallas always had an answer. Paige Bueckers hit a three late in the half to put them up 36-25 at the break. And here's the kicker, the stat that'll make you groan: our Storm went 0 for 10 from beyond the arc in the first half! We were also outrebounded 25-17 in those first two quarters. Rookie Flau'jae Johnson fought hard, putting up 16 points and grabbing 10 rebounds by the end of the game, and Hiedeman finished with 11 points, leading all scorers before halftime, but the collective struggle was undeniable.

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This Slump Is Getting Hard to Watch

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If the first half was tough, the third quarter was a full-blown disaster. The Storm missed our first five shots of the period and coughed up three turnovers before Awa Fam finally got a reverse layup to fall. By then, Dallas was on an 8-0 run, and it was 44-27. They cranked their lead up to 24 points at one point, heading into the final period up 57-37. Aziaha James came off the bench for Dallas and dropped 18 points to lead their balanced attack. We finished the game shooting an anemic 4 of 19 from deep. An. Emic. This 79-56 loss means we're now 3-7 on the season, with three straight losses overall and a brutal four-game road losing streak. It's getting tough to stomach, 12s. We need to figure this out, and fast.

So, where do we go from here? This team is slumping, no doubt about it. We saw glimpses, we saw the fight from Flau'jae and Hiedeman, but the consistency just isn't there, especially the shooting. We gotta find our touch, defend with more grit, and protect the ball. The next game isn't just another game, it's a chance to stop this skid, to show the league what the Emerald City is really made of. We'll be watching, cheering, and demanding more from our squad.

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