Bird will finish her WNBA career as one of the most decorated players of all time and as the only player in league history to win a championship in three different decades.
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON - MAY 20: Sue Bird #10 of the Seattle Storm looks on during warm ups before the game against the Los Angeles Sparks at Climate Pledge Arena on May 18, 2022 in Seattle, Washington. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, User is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. SEATTLE — Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell issued a proclamation Sunday declaring Aug.
“Sue Bird set a new example for what it means to be an athlete and a leader — becoming a fixture not just in the record books, but also in our communities,” said Harrell. “Sue’s talent, work ethic, and commitment to teamwork inspire so many Seattle neighbors and fans across the country and globe. She exemplifies the dedication to excellence and partnership that we strive to build in One Seattle. Congratulations to Sue on a fantastic career.
Bird has played for the Storm for her entire career, being a part of the franchise for 21 of its 23 years of existence. She will finish her WNBA career as one of the most decorated players of all time and as the only player in league history to win a championship in three different decades.also notes Bird’s advocacy work, including her work on LGBTQ+ and racial equity initiatives in Seattle and across the country.
The largest crowd in Storm history of more than 18,000 fans is expected at Climate Pledge Arena for her final regular season game on Sunday.'s final regular season home game. Throughout her career in Seattle, Sue has set the example for what it means to be an athlete and a leader – becoming a fixture not just in the record books, but also in our communities.
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