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Seattle Storm vs Washington Mystics

WNBA
Storm
4-15
86-93
Final
Mystics
11-8
CareFirst Arena

Lead tracker

SEA leadsBiggest lead SEA 6, WSH 25
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WSH leads
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SEA2019153286
WSH2621271993

Who won: Mystics 93-86

The Washington Mystics beat the Seattle Storm 93-86 on Tuesday, July 11, 2023 at CareFirst Arena. The Mystics win the series 3-0. The Mystics outscored the Storm 27-15 in the 3rd quarter. Brittney Sykes led the Mystics in points (26). Jewell Loyd led the Storm in points (39).

Recap · Jul 11
Sykes scores 26, Mystics top Storm 93-86 but Jewell Loyd ties WNBA record with 9 3-pointers

Brittney Sykes scored 26 points and the short-handed Washington Mystics beat the Seattle Storm 93-86 Tuesday night despite a record-tying nine 3-pointers from Jewell Loyd.

What it means

  • Season series: WSH wins series 3-0.
  • Storm 2-6 on the road; Mystics 7-2 at home.

Latest headlines

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Preview · Sep 29
Mystics set to play Dream Wednesday
Recap · Sep 27
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ESPN · Sep 27
Atlanta Dream vs. Washington Mystics - Game Highlights
Recap · Sep 24
Paige Bueckers scores 25, Jessica Shepard secures another triple-double and Wings beat Storm 103-91

Injuries and inactives

Storm8th in Western Conference Division
  • Ezi Magbegor F
    Lower Leg
    Out
  • Katie Lou Samuelson F
    Knee, Surgery, left
    Out
  • Taina Mair G
    Coach's Decision
    Out
  • Zia Cooke G
    Knee, right
    Out
Mystics2nd in Eastern Conference Division

Nobody listed.

Head to head

WSH wins series 3-0
Last meeting: Mystics 71, Storm 65 (Jun 11)

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Game info

Venue
CareFirst Arena, Washington, DC · Attendance 3,571
Officials
Roy Gulbeyan (Referee), Jeff Wooten (Referee), Biniam Maru (Referee)

Injuries, starters, headlines and game info from ESPN. Headlines open on ESPN.

Season seriesWSH wins series 3-0

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