The WNBA All-Star weekend came to Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis this past weekend. The Seattle Storm themselves had four elite competitors in Skylar Dig

2018 — Seattle Storm guard Sue Bird plays in a record 500th WNBA game.

The Golden State Valkyries (10-11) travel to Seattle to take on the Seattle Storm (13-9) in an important matchup for playoff seeding on Wednesday.

Star Game in Indianapolis was expected to be a crowning achievement for Caitlin Clark in her second season. She was named a captain in Saturday's All-Star Game and planned to participate in the 3-point challenge on Friday.

Nneka Ogwumike scored 22 points to move into sixth place on the WNBA’s all-time scoring list and the Seattle Storm beat the Golden State Valkyries 67-58.

The Storm are the only squad that’s beaten the WNBA's top four teams. And yet, Seattle just might be the most polarizing team in the league.

Washington Mystics (9-10) | Prior Rank: 9 - The Mystics snapped a two-game losing streak on Tuesday by defeating the Chicago Sky in a two-point win to pull back within one game of .500. The Mystics have gotten better at executing in close games, but they need to string together a few wins in a row to rise in the standings and in these rankings.

The WNBA All-Stars wanted to send a clear message to the league on the game’s brightest stage. All of the players on Team Clark and Team Collier warmed up for Saturday night’s WNBA All-Star Game in shirts that read “Pay us what you owe us.