The Storm Just Hung 105 Points on Atlanta and Nobody in the WNBA Is Ready For It
Holy cow, Emerald City! You blink for one second, and our Seattle Storm just go out there and absolutely light up the Atlanta Dream! We're talking a massive 105-90 final, a statement win that had me jumping off the couch right after the buzzer. Our squad showed up big time, giving us all something to cheer about loud and proud!
Storm Show Up While the League Looks Elsewhere
A 15-point victory, man, that's how you make noise in the league. While the WNBA media machine might've been fixated on other matchups, our Storm were busy putting on a clinic, asserting themselves on the court. That 105-point offensive explosion is no joke, and it proves that when our team is clicking, they are a force to be reckoned with. This is exactly the kind of form we want to see from our team as the season heats up, showing grit and scoring power.
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Meanwhile, The Aces and Sky Put On A Show of Their Own
Look, we get it. The chatter around the league was all about the Las Vegas Aces and Chicago Sky showdown on Sunday at the United Center. Four-time MVP A'ja Wilson, a South Carolina legend, facing off against Kamilla Cardoso, another incredible talent from South Carolina. These two Gamecocks centers really put on a show in the Aces' 107-99 victory over the Sky, and you can't deny the talent. Wilson absolutely went off for 30 points and grabbed 15 rebounds. That's her WNBA-record eighth game with 30 points and 15 boards, and her 99th career game with at least 20 points and 10 rebounds. Only Tina Charles has more, man, that's ridiculous!
Cardoso was shining bright too, finishing with 24 points and eight boards while shooting 10-for-15 from the field. Wilson herself even gave props, saying it's "so much fun going against her, because Kamilla's footwork is one of the best ever," comparing her to Sylvia Fowles! Cardoso was red-hot coming into this, dropping a career-high 30 points and eight rebounds just two days prior, going an incredible 13-for-13 from the field for a WNBA record. That made her the first center in league history to score 50-plus points on 80% shooting in a two-game span. She even grabbed 14 rebounds on Monday, had 26 points and nine boards last Saturday, averaging 21.8 points in her past five games! And for the Sky, Azura Stevens also dropped a season-high 24 points and six rebounds.
Aces head coach Hammon was straight up about it, admitting they "didn't have a great answer" for Cardoso's size and ability to get to the rim. There was even a brief moment of panic when Wilson hit the ground and grabbed her ankle, causing a gasp from the crowd, but she got up under her own power. Talk about drama! But even with all that buzz, all that focus on Vegas and Chicago, our Storm quietly handled business, proving they're a force right here in the Emerald City.
What's Next For Our Squad?
So, while everyone else is still talking about Wilson vs. Cardoso, we here in Seattle know what's up. Our Storm are out here winning, putting up big numbers, and showing the WNBA they mean business. Keep that energy, Seattle! The season's heating up, and our squad is ready to rumble. You know we'll be watching every single play!
This article was created with AI assistance and reviewed by Seattle On Tap editorial staff. Always verify information with official team sources.