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Seattle Storm's comeback falls short against Las Vegas Aces


Seattle Storm's comeback falls short against Las Vegas Aces

Las Vegas Aces center A'ja Wilson steals the ball away from Seattle Storm guard Skylar Diggins during the first quarter Sunday, June 1, 2025 in Seattle. 230179 (Jennifer Buchanan / The Seattle Times)

Down three points with 13.3 seconds left, Storm coach Noelle Quinn called a timeout needing a three-pointer to force overtime.

However, Skylar Diggins threw inside to rookie center Dominique Malonga, who missed a short jumper.

Former Storm star and Las Vegas Aces guard Jewell Loyd canned two free throws at the other end and the Storm lost 75-70 on Sunday at Climate Pledge Arena.

Two weeks into the WNBA season, the Storm (3-4) have nosedived into three straight losses that's erased the gains from an early three-game winning streak.

In their previous outing, Seatle's defense faltered in the second half while giving up 60 points during a 94-87 loss to the Atlanta Dream.

On Sunday, the Storm trailed 14-11 early and was outscored 13-2 while falling behind 27-17 after the first quarter.

Gabby Williams led Seattle with 20 points on 8-for-16 shooting and four rebounds while Skylar Diggins had 11 points and five assists.

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