The 2026 Seattle Storm National Television Schedule

Still too early to get a picture of Natisha Hiedeman in action for the Storm, obviously | Photo by Steph Chambers/Getty Images

The 2026 WNBA season starts on Friday with a stack of three games. As luck would have it, one of those three will involve the Seattle Storm and Natisha Hiedeman, the 2019 Big East Player of the Year, Marquette Hall of Famer, and free agent pick up for the Storm.

The Storm open up the year with a home game against Golden State, and that game will be on Ion, as that network continues their Friday night broadcast package for the WNBA. Not every game for Hiedeman and the Storm will be on national TV this season, so if you want to watch every game, you’re going to need to sign up for League Pass. However, 28 of their 44 games will be on what we’ll call national TV, so don’t feel like you have to pop for League Pass unless you’re a completist.

Here’s the breakdown of how you’re going to be able to watch Hiedeman and the Storm this season, sorted by number of games:

USA Network: 12
Ion: 6
NBA TV: 3
ABC: 2
Peacock: 2
Prime Video: 2
ESPN: 1

One heads up on the Ion broadcasts: There is a possibility that these games might be Regional Availability Only. At a glance, it seems like Ion is doing a doubleheader on Friday nights, but that’s multiple early games going at the same time and one late game. 9pm vs Golden State tomorrow? Alone. July 17 at Indiana at 6:30pm Central? That’s at the same time as both Atlanta/Toronto and Los Angeles/Chicago. Again, if you’re ultra serious about seeing every Storm game, League Pass is your move here, and honestly? At $40 for the entire season and the entire league, that’s a heck of a deal as long as you 1) have a cable package anyway and 2) don’t mind losing the ability to see the Prime Video or Peacock games.