Diana Taurasi hit a 3 with just 42 seconds left in regulation.
Then Taurasi blocks a shot, grabs the loose ball and sends it down court to Pondexter to seal the win over the Houston Comets, 99-94 in front of a sold out crowd of 15,499 fans.
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Atlanta (0-10), still looking for the first win in franchise history, became the third team in WNBA history to start a season with 10 straight losses. The Detroit Shock lost its first 13 in 2003, and Houston lost a franchise-record 10 in a row to start last season.
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The Seattle Storm have signed a multi-year contract with WNBA legend and 6-time All Star, Sheryl Swoopes.
Swoopes began her career with the Houston Comets during the inaugural season of the WNBA in 1997 and has been playing for them her entire WNBA career.
“I’m really excited about continuing my career under Coach Agler in Seattle,” Swoopes [...]
Sheryl Swoopes is the most recognized player in the WNBA. Some call her “the female Michael Jordan.” An apt comparison, I would say. She is a NCAA Champion, three-time Olympic gold medalist, and WNBA Champion. Swoopes has also extended her reach beyond the court and has established the Sheryl Swoopes Foundation for Youth and serves [...]
Gold Medal Olympian and WNBA Champ, Sheryl Swoopes will be speaking at Rochester Institute of Technology, Feb. 2 at 5pm in the Clark Gymnasium.
Swoopes, a member of the Houston Comets, is a 4 time WNBA champ and 3-time league MVP. She will be giving a motivational speech at the school.
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