US EditionDiggins and 24 points and franchise record-tying 14 assists as Storm edge Mercury 77-70
- The Seattle Storm defeated the Phoenix Mercury 77-70 in their home opener on Friday night, improving their record to 2-1.
- Seattle aimed to make up for their season-opening 81-59 defeat in Phoenix last Saturday, which marked their lowest point total in four years.
- Skylar Diggins scored 24 points and recorded a personal best of 14 assists, matching Sue Bird’s franchise record, while Nneka Ogwumike also contributed 24 points for Seattle.
- Phoenix held a seven-point lead in the third quarter before missing 10 consecutive shots over an eight-minute stretch, allowing Seattle to go on a 12-point run.
- The victory demonstrated Seattle's resilience and boosted their early season standing, while Phoenix fell to 2-1 despite Alyssa Thomas's 18 points and 82nd double-double.
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Storm avenge season-opening blowout loss to Sun
Skylar Diggins scored 24 points and tied a franchise record with 14 assists as the SeattleStorm earned a 77-70 victory over the visiting Phoenix Mercury on Friday in their home opener.
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Diggins and 24 points and franchise record-tying 14 assists as Storm edge Mercury 77-70
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Seattle Exacts Revenge In Home Opener Against The Phoenix Mercury Thanks To Their Defense And Star Power
SEATTLE – The Seattle Storm exacted revenge against the Phoenix Mercury in their home opener, 77-70. After the Mercury defeated Seattle 81-59 to start the season, they came determined to flip the script in front of their home fans. As both teams battled until the final whistle, the Storm’s thunderou
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