Li's presence as a rim-protector and rebounding specialist seem a perfect match with the Wings' defensive identity, while her ...

The Dallas Wings have acquired center Li Yueru from the Seattle Storm in exchange for two future draft selections, the team announced Friday. Seattle will receive Dallas’ 2026 second-round pick ...

Yueru, a 6-foot-7 center, began her professional career in China in 2015, playing for the Guangdong Dolphins of the Women’s Chinese Basketball League. She's continued to represent her country on ...

“I don’t want to be a bad or weird person,” she said. “I love this team. I’d love to stay here because I’m so happy every day… When I only play 3–4 minutes in a game, that’s a ...

Center Li Yueru has requested a trade from the Seattle Storm as she seeks more playing time, a source told ESPN on Wednesday, confirming a GirlsTalkSportsTV report.

The Wings have acquired Li Yueru from the Storm after the center requested a trade in a quest for more playing time.

Yueru has played eight times for the Storm so far this season, racking up 2.9 points per game, 1.6 rebounds and 90 percent free-throw accuracy.

The two news bits may be connected, but they also may not be. There is also some reporting that Yueru and her representation’s request to move her from Seattle is more a request from the Chinese ...

Yueru (who is 6'7", making her one of the tallest women in the WNBA) has struggled to carve a role out for herself in Seattle to this point in the season. She is currently averaging 2.9 points and ...