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Mystics Eye Upset Over Short-Handed Storm
24 May
Summary
- Mystics play two straight games against the Storm in Seattle.
- Storm faces injuries, weakening their size and athleticism.
- Mystics aim to leverage size advantage for a road victory.
The Washington Mystics are embarking on a two-game West Coast trip to Seattle to face the Storm, marking the end of their four-game road series. The games are scheduled for Sunday, May 24th, at 6:00 p.m. ET, to be broadcast on Monumental Sports Network and League Pass from Climate Pledge Arena.
The Mystics aim to rebound after a recent loss. They face a Seattle team currently hampered by a significant number of injuries. Key players like Awa Fam, Dominique Malonga, and Ezi Magbegor, who contribute to Seattle's size and athleticism, are listed as questionable or out.
This situation creates a potential size and athleticism advantage for the Mystics. They hope to leverage this to their benefit and secure a win on the road. Players to watch for the Mystics include rookie Flau'jae Johnson, Sonia Citron, and Kiki Iriafen. The Storm will also feature former Mystics Stefanie Dolson and Jade Melbourne.
