February 21st 2024.
The Seattle Storm made a big announcement recently, revealing that they have added six-time WNBA All-Star point guard, Skylar Diggins-Smith, to their team. The news was met with excitement and anticipation from both the organization and fans alike. Diggins-Smith expressed her enthusiasm for joining the team, stating that it was the perfect next step in her basketball journey. She also commended the Storm for their dedication to their players and the overall progress of the league.
In a tweet shared by the Seattle Storm, Diggins-Smith is seen standing alongside the team's logo, with the caption "Laser-focused #TakeCover." It's clear that she is ready to hit the ground running and make a big impact in the upcoming season. Diggins-Smith is also looking forward to playing alongside fellow teammate Jewell Loyd and being mentored by Noelle Quinn. She believes that this combination, along with the support of the passionate Seattle Storm fans, will lead to success for the team.
Diggins-Smith also mentioned that playing with winners was a major factor in her decision to join the Seattle Storm. She specifically expressed her desire to play with Jewell and Nneka Ogwumike, who also recently left the Los Angeles Sparks to join the team. In an interview, Diggins-Smith said, "I wanna play with Jewell. She's an incredible player." It's clear that the chemistry between these players will be a major asset to the team.
The Storm also welcomed Nneka Ogwumike to their team, along with Diggins-Smith. Both players credited the team's ownership as a major factor in their decision to join the team. They also acknowledged that the franchise has already won four championships, making it an even more appealing destination for them. In a tweet shared by the team, they welcomed the two new players with open arms, along with a photo of them in their Storm jerseys.
According to the Seattle Times, Ogwumike spoke highly about the Storm's ownership, which is primarily female-led. She believes that when ownership is not only investing but also actively engaging with the team, that's when players feel truly taken care of. Ogwumike also stated that Seattle is at the top of that list, making it a top choice for her and Diggins-Smith.
Diggins-Smith is no stranger to changing teams, as she has previously played for the Tulsa Shock/Dallas Wings and the Phoenix Mercury. She has reportedly signed a two-year contract with the Storm for $422,685. Ogwumike, on the other hand, played for the Los Angeles Sparks for the past 12 years before joining the Storm. She signed a one-year contract for $208,209. Both players are excited for this new chapter in their careers and are ready to make a big impact on the court.
In addition to the team's new acquisitions, the WNBA and Voice in Sport have launched an empowering initiative to support girls and women in sports. This further reinforces the Seattle Storm's commitment to not only their players but also to the overall advancement of women in sports. With a strong team, dedicated ownership, and a supportive community, the Seattle Storm is poised for success in the upcoming season.
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