The Sun's defensive specialists -- Taj on LJ and Douglas on Sue -- did their job last night. They forced Seattle's stars into poor shooting and turnovers.
"We wanted to give [LJ] a little trouble (and) blow by her," said McWilliams-Franklin. "She's so tall and her shot is so high that the only way you can block her is when she brings it down."
"I tried to frustrate her as best as I could," said Katie. "She's the team's leader and if you get the leader off balance, the rest of the team is going to struggle."
"It was like a no-win situation for me," Bird said. "Yeah, she did a great job. She did a great job."
The Storm tried to put a positive spin on the game -- as bad as they played, they only lost by four.
And now they're heading home, getting ready for the rebound. "It doesn't matter," Jackson said. "Because next game, I'm going off."
"We wanted to give [LJ] a little trouble (and) blow by her," said McWilliams-Franklin. "She's so tall and her shot is so high that the only way you can block her is when she brings it down."
"I tried to frustrate her as best as I could," said Katie. "She's the team's leader and if you get the leader off balance, the rest of the team is going to struggle."
"It was like a no-win situation for me," Bird said. "Yeah, she did a great job. She did a great job."
The Storm tried to put a positive spin on the game -- as bad as they played, they only lost by four.
And now they're heading home, getting ready for the rebound. "It doesn't matter," Jackson said. "Because next game, I'm going off."