Nkeka Ogwumike received 23 points and on Monday, Arlington attracted 19 rebounds to raise Seattle Storm to 79-71 against Paige Bueckers and Dallas Wings in Texas.
Storm (1-1) returned from a 22-point loss in Phoenix at the opening of the season and dominated the second quarter. Dallas cut the gap up to three points at the beginning of the fourth quarter, but he scored just one field goals in about four minutes, as he had cooled down and won eight points of the storm.
Seattle went ahead 74-63 after Ezi Magbegor was organized with 4:14 to play, and this storm was more than enough to reach the finish line.
He was one of the 19 rebounds for Ogwumike. Skylar Diggins added 21 points and nine and scored 17 points for Gabby Williams Seattle.
Bueckers, the first general election in the WNBA Draft last month, directed the wings (0-2) with 19 points.
Nalyssa Smith and Maddy Siegrist Dallas each added 12, Teaira McCowan scored 10 goals from the counter.
Dallas, McCowan’ın first period to play in the first period of 48 seconds and three-point game produced and 10-minute game after 26-25 advantage took the lead.
The wings pushed to three points in the beginning of the second period before Seattle claimed himself, and after Williams’ 3-Falsemier, 4:05 was left in the first half. Storm used long-distance shots, won 17 points and then Dominique Malonga Buzzere scored goals in the break 56-41 used to take the lead.
Diggins accelerated all the scores with 16 points before the first half, while Williams and Ogwumike added 13 for the storm. Seattle buried 11 out of Ark in the first half.
Buckers directed the wings with 11 points in the first half.
Dallas returned to his defense to return to the game in the third quarter and kept the storm only 10 points. The wings, McCowan’ın 64-61 to reduce a second chance to reduce a 11-0 run, but 24 seconds before Ogwumike a bucket, Seattle’ın 66-61 in the last 10 minutes allowed.
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