Seattle Storm legend Sue Bird will soon be the first WNBA player to receive a statue. Here's where to watch and celebrate its ...

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On Sunday, Sue Bird will soar to loftier heights, becoming the first WNBA player immortalized with a statue. Here's what the ...

Sue Bird is getting a permanent tribute in Seattle! The longtime Storm star will become the first WNBA player to get her own statue.

Sue Bird competing for Team USA at the Summer Olympics (Photo: Shutterstock) 3. Sue was drafted into the WNBA in 2002. Sue was selected first by the Seattle Storm in the 2002 WNBA draft.

Bird was the AP national player of the year her final season at UConn. She is a five-time all-WNBA first-team selection, the league's all-time leader in assists and the only player to appear in ...

How Sue Bird contributed to the new WNBA event Seattle Storm guard Sue Bird plays during the first half of the Commissioner’s Cup game against the Connecticut Sun on Aug. 12, 2021, in Phoenix.

Sue Bird, one of the winningest basketball players ever, will retire from the WNBA after this season, the Seattle Storm guard announced Thursday.

Sue Bird said all signs are pointing toward the 2022 WNBA season being her last with the Seattle Storm, but she doesn't want it to be a farewell tour.

In case you missed it, she dropped that pass through her legs, for a veteran, Bird often plays like a kid. A 5-foot-9 inch perennial All-Star, Bird is the WNBA's all-time assist leader.