Seattle Storm legend and four-time WNBA champion Sue Bird will be the first player in the league’s history to have a statue in her honor. The unveiling will take place on August 17, outside Climate Pledge Arena.
The tribute honors her legendary career and lasting impact on the league. Bird’s statue will join Supersonics legend Lenny Wilkens’ statue.
Bird’s Accolades and Impact on the Seattle Storm
She is a distinguished 13-time WNBA All-Star and a four-time Olympic Gold Medalist. Bird’s No. 10 jersey has been retired by the Seattle Storm, and she holds the record as the all-time leader in assists within the WNBA.
A street in the city of Seattle has been named in her honor. This designation, located adjacent to Climate Pledge Arena, serves to further commemorate Bird’s contributions and legacy.
A Beautiful Moment for Sue Bird and Seattle Sports
This recognition is well warranted. She has significantly contributed to her community beyond her athletic endeavors. She is undeniably a true legend in Seattle.
No individual is more deserving of a statue in Seattle than the esteemed Sue Bird. This represents a significant moment in Seattle’s history and should be commemorated in collaboration with the devoted fans of the Seattle Storm and the broader community of sports enthusiasts in Seattle.
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