Video Game Recap: Tornado clinches playoff berth in 88-74 gain Skies

BRADENTON, Fla.-- Led by its frontcourt duo, the Seattle Storm led from beginning to end in a 88-74 success over the Chicago https://www.storestormteam.com/Skylar_Diggins_smith_Jersey  Sky on win ensures that the Storm will take part in the WNBA playoffs for the 16th time in the previous 21 's frontcourt duo of Breanna Stewart and Natasha Howard blazed a trail the whole game, with the pair combining for 38 factors and 23 rebounds." These last couple games we've played with a little bit extra physicality which's actually great for us moving forward, " head trainer Gary Kloppenburg claimed. "We recognize we can fire the three yet we wish to be able to obtain the ball inside, we want to have the ability to get it on the floor and obtain to the free-throw line as well." The Storm left to a slow begin from the field, yet picked it up midway with the first quarter, completing the structure capturing 50% from the field and with four beginners racking up. On the protective end, Seattle held Chicago to simply 38.9% capturing from the flooring in the very first early second-quarter surge helped the Storm press their advantage to increase digits, helped by seven factors in a row from rookie Ezi Magbegor. The lead persisted throughout the remainder of the half, with the Storm leading 49-34 at Storm continued to put it on the 3rd, getting out in shift and making the most of Skies errors for easy factors and barking out to a 24-point lead. The Skies made a late push to close the void down to 14, however the Tornado held on for its second straight Storm shot 47.6% from the area in the win and assisted on 20 of their 30 overall baskets. Seattle also held a 37-31 rebound advantage over the Sky, and scored 22 factors off of turnovers." I believe for us, we were really deliberate with what we wished to do on defense Storm Basketball Jersey, and simply pushing, " Jewell Loyd claimed. "Once we got quits on protection they only obtained one shot and we had the ability to push."