The Storm Are On an 11-Game Skid and the Emerald City Is Sick to Its Stomach
Alright, so you saw the headlines from around the league last night, right? Phoenix edges out Indiana, 111-109, a real nail-biter with Kahleah Copper dropping 28 and Caitlin Clark exiting with a back injury. Intense stuff. But honestly, as a Storm fan, it's hard to even care about those games when our own team is stuck in what feels like a black hole.Another League Thriller We Missed Out On
You gotta respect the fight in that Mercury-Fever game though. Kahleah Copper was an absolute beast at the line, sinking 15 of 16 free throws on her way to 28 points. Caitlin Clark, even in her 20 minutes before that nagging back issue forced her out in the third quarter with 5:15 left, still racked up 19 points and eight assists. The Fever had already beaten Phoenix 86-77 on Monday in a super contentious, technical foul-filled game, so this was a redemption match! And man, did they bring the firepower early. Indiana jumped out to a 35-29 lead after the first quarter, shooting a ridiculous 72% from the field, including 71% from three-point range! Kelsey Mitchell was lights out, hitting 7 of 9 from deep to finish with 30 points and six assists. Aliyah Boston added 23 points, nine boards, and five assists. But Phoenix clawed back, with Alyssa Thomas putting up 24 points and eight assists, and DeWanna Bonner chipped in with 13, 11 of those in the second quarter. Valeriane Ayayi had a career-high 19 points and roTrade on Every Game with Kalshi
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okie Noemie Brochant added 12 points, nine assists, and a season-high three steals! It stayed tight all the way to the wire. With just 2:12 left and the Fever trailing by two, Boston got called for a flagrant foul. Copper made the ensuing free throws, and Ayayi hit two more foul shots seven seconds later to make it 104-98. That’s competitive basketball, folks, and we love to see it around the league.Our Storm, Our Frustration
Now, let's bring it home, because that kind of drama and high-level play? It feels like a galaxy away from what we're seeing here in Seattle. The Western Conference standings just dropped, and it's a gut punch. Our Seattle Storm are sitting at a brutal 3 wins and 15 losses. Three and fifteen! And the worst part? We're on an 11-game losing streak. An ELEVEN-game skid, people! We're dead last in the West, 11 games back from the top. It's tough to watch, man. We've seen flashes, sure, but this kind of consistent losing is not what the 12s expect, not what this city deserves. What are we even looking forward to? The Mercury are off to Toronto on Saturday, and the Fever host Los Angeles. Meanwhile, we're left scratching our heads, wondering how we turn this ship around. Three and fifteen with an L11 attached to it? We need to find some answers, and fast. The season is still early, but this trend can't continue. Let's hope for a spark, anything, to get our Storm back on track. We're bleeding green and blue, and we're ready for a fight. When are *we* gonna show some?This article was created with AI assistance and reviewed by Seattle On Tap editorial staff. Always verify information with official team sources.