The Seattle Storm are the subject of another WNBA complaint, the second within the last year. On Wednesday, iHeart Radio's Khristina Williams reported that the WNBA is reviewing a complaint that alleges that a Seattle staffer directed profanity towards a former player during a recent Storm-Las Vegas Aces matchup.

The WNBA trade deadline doesn't hit until Aug. 7, but we already have our first reported trade request of the season.

The WNBA is looking into the Storm after a complaint from their former star Jewell Loyd following an incident during one of their games this season.

Li Yuero, who the Storm acquired via trade from the Los Angeles Sparks, has reportedly requested a trade. The Wings and Aces both seem like prospective options.

The Seattle Storm (3-4) play host to the Dallas Wings (1-6) in a midweek nationally televised matchup from Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, Washington.

Storm center Li Yueru has reportedly requested a trade. Apparently, the third-year veteran is unhappy with her role as a backup post player behind Ezi Magbegor and rookie Dominique Malonga.

Snoqualmie Casino & Hotel will partner with the Storm to celebrate Native American Heritage Day on July 13 th, in addition to hosting engaging promotions at select Storm home games throughout the season, providing fans with unique giveaways, exclusive experiences, and VIP packages that celebrate the best of basketball and entertainment.

Arike Ogunbowale scored eight points on 4-of-15 shooting as Dallas played another game without Paige Bueckers.

Owners of the Seattle Storm recently sold small pieces of the WNBA team at a $325 million valuation. The transaction represented roughly 1.5% of the team’s equity. Three new investors joined the ownership group,