Skylar Diggins of the Seattle Storm extended her remarkable WNBA assist streak to 72 consecutive games during a close contest against the Atlanta Dream. Despite Seattle fighting to secure the league\u2019s final playoff spot, they suffered a tough 85-75 loss at home, making their path to the postseason even more challenging.<\/p>\n
Though Diggins scored only 7 points that night, she contributed four assists, maintaining her streak of games with at least three assists\u2014the second-longest in WNBA history\u2014surpassing legends Teresa Weatherspoon and Ticha Penicheiro. As the clear star of the team following Jewel Lloyd’s offseason trade, Diggins has taken the lead but must continue to elevate her game to help the Storm reach the playoffs.<\/p>\n
The defeat dropped Seattle below .500 with a 16-17 record and placed them just half a game ahead of the Los Angeles Sparks, who still have eight games remaining to close the gap. Seattle’s schedule includes matchups against both lower-ranked teams like Chicago Sky and Dallas Wings and tougher opponents like Minnesota Lynx and Phoenix Mercury, making every game crucial.<\/p>\n
If Diggins continues her strong performances, the Storm will remain a formidable force in the league despite the uphill battle.<\/p>\n
Fan Take: Skylar Diggins’ assist streak highlights her incredible consistency and playmaking ability, which is vital for the Storm’s playoff hopes. For WNBA fans, her stellar play underscores the rising talent and competitive spirit that make the league more exciting and unpredictable than ever.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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