WNBA.com: Finals 2004

Sun 68, Storm 64
Recap | Box | Video: 56k | 300k

Storm 67, Sun 65
Recap | Box | Video: 56k | 300k

Storm 74, Sun 60
Recap | Box | Video: 56k | 300k

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Let It Reign: Storm Crowned Champs

Tuesday's winner-take-all Game 3 was close at the break, but Seattle took control early in the second half and sailed past Connecticut 74-60 to win the WNBA championship. Betty Lennox scored 23 points and was named WNBA Finals MVP.

Storm championship T-shirt | Bracket | Game 3 a sellout

Galleries: Storm portraits | Celebration

WNBA.com Finals Blog: Bringing It Home

The Storm had one goal in the postseason: "Bring It Home." Mission accomplished, and the Finals Blog was there.

Taurasi on Game 3 from China | Players find inspiration

Ten Cool Things From Game 3

From Seattle coffee to Seattle champagne, from a Keyed up crowd to championship hardware, 10 cool things to take home from a memorable finale to the 2004 WNBA season.

More cool things: Game 2 | Game 1

Bid on a game of H-O-R-S-E with Lauren Jackson

Game 2: Betty Outshines Nykesha Nykesha Sales scored a Finals-record 32 points, but Betty Lennox's 27 were a bit bigger as the Storm tied the series. Adjustments \| Pre-Game 3 player and coach quotes Game 2 a Seattle sellout \| Virtual GM winner chat Game 1: Fun in the Sun Katie Douglas overcame an early ankle injury to score 18 points as Connecticut took care of business at home. Adjustments \| Teasley, Taurasi chats \| Click and Roll Lieberman: Keys to the Finals \| Meyers: The Matchups WNBA Awards: Lisa Leslie Named 2004 MVP The Sparks star also headlined the All-WNBA First Team. WNBA Playoffs Primetime Performers Playoff series recaps \| Ackerman press conference Conference Finals: Storm Roll, Sun Rise Follow the playoff paths Seattle and Connecticut traveled. Finals preview, breakdown \| WNBA postseason history Bud Light Playoff Trivia Think you got game? Step up to the Bud Light Charity Stripe and test your knowledge with postseason trivia questions. More News and Features		Toast of the Town: Lauren Jackson and Co. came away with the first major sports title for the city of Seattle since the Sonics went all the way in 1979. Otto Greule Jr./Getty Images/NBAE

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