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Legendary retired WNBA player Sue Bird says becoming the newest member of the Seattle Storm's ownership group is "something that I've always wanted."
Seattle Storm News / Swish Appeal / April 28
This Week in Women’s Basketball: Bird joins Force with the Storm
Former WNBA players are making moves, with Sue Bird becoming part of the Storm ownership group and the recently-retired Epiphanny Prince joining the Liberty front office.
Seattle Storm News / Field Level Media / April 25
Former Storm star Sue Bird joins team's ownership group
Former Seattle Storm star Sue Bird joined the team's ownership group ahead of the 2024 WNBA season. Financial terms were not disclosed for Bird, who played her entire career with the Storm after they selected her with the top overall pick of the 2002 WNBA Draft out of UConn.
Seattle Storm News / ESPN / April 24
Sue Bird joins Seattle Storm ownership group
The Seattle Storm announced Wednesday that legendary former player Sue Bird has joined the team's ownership group, Force 10 Hoops, ahead of the 2024 WNBA season.
WNBA News / Beyond Women's Sports / April 14
WNBA Legend Sue Bird on the NCAAW Final Four and More
Without question, Sue Bird is one of the greatest players in WNBA history (and my forever GOAT). She called it a career after 22 seasons in the league, all with the Seattle Storm.
College Basketball (W) News / Hardwood Heroics / April 7
Sue Bird Sends Beautiful Caitlin Clark Message After Iowa Hawkeyes’ Title Defeat
Women’s basketball legend Sue Bird has nothing but love and admiration for Caitlin Clark even though she fell short in winning the national championship with the Iowa Hawkeyes.
College Basketball (W) News / SI.com / February 21
Sue Bird Makes WNBA Prediction for Iowa Star Caitlin Clark
Can Iowa star Caitlin Clark make the WNBA All-Star team as a rookie? Retired basketball star Sue Bird doesn’t see why not. “I think if she plays up to her potential, yes, that’s realistic,” Bird told the Sports Media with Richard Deitsch podcast.
Bird named to record 4th U.S. worlds roster
Sue Bird is in a class by herself.
WNBA News / Front Office Sports / June 9
Sue Bird Is Still Changing the Game
Sue Bird retired from her basketball career with four WNBA titles, five Olympic gold medals, two NCAA championships, and four FIBA World Cups. Now she
Seattle Storm News / Front Office Sports / June 8
Seattle Storm Launch Sue Bird Coinbase NFT Amid SEC Crypto Crackdown
The Seattle Storm’s jersey retirement on Sunday for WNBA legend Sue Bird is being sponsored by Coinbase as the cryptocurrency exchange is the target of a lawsuit filed Tuesday by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
WNBA News / FanNation Kicks / June 7
Sue Bird Wants Fans To Be More Comfortable
Corona and WNBA legend Sue Bird are offering fans a fresh new way to enjoy the fan life this sports season with the Finer Recliner, a limited-edition Adirondack chair featuring upgrades that will maximize game-day viewing.
WNBA News / The NIL Deal / May 16
Sue Bird loves NIL, Geno Auriemma says it’s going to ’cause a lot of problems’
The NIL movement has shockingly been a divisive issue. There are plenty that are on the side of collegiate athletes being paid for their NIL. However, more people are against that notion than one would think.
Soccer News / Front Office Sports / April 11, 2023
Sports stars petition Congress for transgender rights
Megan Rapinoe, Sue Bird, Becky Sauerbrunn, Jessica Mendoza, and more than 30 other women’s sports athletes signed a letter to Congress opposing a bill that would ban transgender girls from playing women’s sports in school.
Seattle Storm News / Field Level Media / January 19, 2023
Storm to retire Sue Bird's No. 10 jersey on June 11
The Seattle Storm will retire four-time WNBA champion Sue Bird's No. 10 jersey on June 11. Bird, who hung up her jersey after her 19th season in 2022, will be honored during a game against the visiting Washington Mystics at Seattle's Climate Pledge Arena.
WNBA News / Beyond Women's Sports / September 18, 2022
Sue Bird and the Enormous Farewell
Without question, Sue Bird made an impact in the WNBA throughout her career. Me, I’ve loved Bird ever since she played at UConn, where she won two national championships.
WNBA News / Field Level Media / August 7, 2022
Aces top Storm, spoil Sue Bird's final regular-season home game
A'ja Wilson scored 29 points to lift the visiting Las Vegas Aces to an 89-81 victory over the Seattle Storm on Sunday in Sue Bird's final regular-season home game.
Las Vegas Aces News / Field Level Media / August 6, 2022
As Storm host Aces, Sue Bird to play final regular-season game in Seattle
Sue Bird will play her last regular-season home game in Seattle on Sunday afternoon when the Storm host the Las Vegas Aces. A four-time WNBA champion and 13-time All-Star, Bird has played her entire 19-year WNBA career with Seattle.
The best players in UConn women's basketball history
No program in NCAA women's college basketball history has won more national championships than Connecticut's 11. Guided by legendary coach Geno Auriemma, the Huskies have been the gold standard in the women's game. Here's our list of the 20 best players in school history.
Seattle Storm News / Yardbarker / June 16, 2022
Sue Bird announces 2022 as her final WNBA season
The 2002 first overall pick out of UConn is a 12-time All-Star, four-time WNBA champion and has five First Team All-WNBA honors.
Seattle Storm News / Yardbarker / February 18, 2022
Twelve-time All-Star Sue Bird re-signs with Storm
The 41-year-old is the WNBA's all-time leader in assists (3,048) and career starts (549).
WNBA News / Yardbarker / January 7, 2022
Four-time WNBA champion Sue Bird to return for 19th season
It's not yet official whether or not Bird will return to Seattle, as she's currently a free agent, but it's hard to imagine her playing anywhere else.
Seattle Storm News / Yardbarker / August 20, 2021
Seattle Storm to be honored at White House Monday for winning 2020 WNBA title
No WNBA or NBA team has journeyed to the White House for such an occasion since Barack Obama's last year in office in 2016. That will change Monday, however.
Miami Marlins News / Larry Brown Sports / July 23, 2021
Eddy Alvarez, Sue Bird lead Team USA as flag-bearers in Opening Ceremony
Eddy Alvarez and Sue Bird led Team USA as the flag bearers during the Opening Ceremony for the 2020 Summer Games in Tokyo on Friday.
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