The Seattle Storm have ten games left to play in the WNBA regular season, and a tough stretch of games ahead as they look to make a playoff push. Circling Seattle Sports Christan Braswell describes how they got here, and the road ahead.

The Seattle Storm wrapped up their historic nine-game homestand with a 80-71 victory over the struggling Atlanta Dream, as the Storm had to play the entire second half without point guard Skylar Diggins-Smith. Circling Seattle Sports’ Christan Braswell gives his instant reaction to the game.

Despite a foul and poor shooting filled first three quarters, the Seattle Storm pushed through with a strong 4th quarter to defeat the Atlanta Dream in dramatic fashion, earning just their third home win of the season.

The Seattle Storm gave the Atlanta Dream nightmares with a thundering fourth quarter comeback, as Seattle’s stifling defense helped the Storm climb back into a ballgame that saw physical fouls and poor shooting percentages across the board.

Heading into the 2023 All-Star break, the Seattle Storm continue to display growing pains and continuing issues that they can’t seem to completely fix, with some injuries currently adding into the mix of what’s going wrong. With the break coming now, it’s a big opportunity for Seattle and their players to hit rest and get back into a focus they’ll need for the second half of the season.

The Seattle Storm got a bounce back win, as they defeated the Atlanta Dream. Seattle takes the season series 2-1, and remains firmly in the second seed in the Western Conference.

The Seattle Storm ended their 8-game homestand with a 72-60 victory over the Atlanta Dream. Seattle was able to hold on to a late lead and close out the young surging Atlanta team.