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Project B has appointed Landry Fields to lead its men's basketball operations, assembled a roster of top women's players, and outlined a Europe‑Asia tour set for early 2025.
After two seasons with the Washington Mystics, Jade Melbourne has returned to the Seattle Storm, delivering career‑high performances and energizing a developing roster.
Carla Leite's flawless free‑throw night and a decisive third‑quarter surge propelled the Portland Fire to a 77‑72 victory over the Seattle Storm, improving their early season outlook.
Azzi Fudd's signing with Project B underscores a broader trend of elite women's players seeking overseas competition, challenging USA Basketball's traditional dominance.
Azzi Fudd becomes the latest high‑profile WNBA player to join the newly announced Project B, a 2027 global league that promises six‑figure salaries and worldwide streaming, joining a wave of stars seeking alternative competition.
Project B, a worldwide women's basketball circuit, has confirmed that WNBA No. 1 pick Azzi Fudd will join its inaugural season, highlighting a roster stacked with star players and a broadcast partnership with YouTube.
After an 3‑12 start and an eight‑game skid, the Storm have begun to click offensively, but defensive lapses remain. A matchup with the Portland Fire offers a chance to reignite the Cascadia rivalry and reset the team's momentum.
The Portland Fire and Seattle Storm are set to meet again after a 24‑year hiatus, sparking renewed excitement across the league and among supporters.
Rookie guard Flau’jae Johnson is delivering strong performances for the Seattle Storm, averaging 11.5 points and 5.3 rebounds while becoming the first 2026 rookie to notch two double‑doubles. Her development is praised by coaches and veterans alike.
A new global offseason basketball league, Project B, is set to launch in November 2026, streaming live on YouTube under the production of Host Broadcast Services, and will showcase a groundbreaking Formula 1‑style model for both women and men, with Tokyo as its first host city.
Veteran WNBA player Stefanie Dolson uses her calm demeanor, vocal guidance, and strategic insight to elevate the Seattle Storm, especially among its young roster.