Jordan Horston took the floor for 14 minutes in Seattle's final game before the WNBA All-Star break, giving the former Tennessee standout another opportunity to contribute ahead of the league's midseason pause.
The Storm were beaten 86-76 by the Minnesota Lynx on Wednesday at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle. With the result, Minnesota moved to 22-6 while Seattle dropped to 6-23.
Horston finished with three points and five rebounds in the loss. Her stat line reflected a solid effort on the glass as Seattle tried to keep pace with one of the WNBA's top teams.
The game closed out Seattle's schedule before the break, with Horston's minutes offering a brief snapshot of her role as the Storm head into the next stretch of the season.
