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Originally published December 14, 2010 at 5:25 PM | Page modified December 16, 2010 at 3:23 PM

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Rewind: Chat with Storm's Brian Agler, Karen Bryant


Brian Agler


Karen Bryant

With Brian Agler guiding the players and Karen Bryant leading the front office, the two teamed up to help the Storm capture its second WNBA championship in 2010.

Agler 's squad enjoyed one of the best seasons in league history, going 28-6 and then 7-0 in the playoffs. During his three years in Seattle, he has led the team to a 70-32 record.

Bryant has worked in women's professional basketball for 14 years, including the last 11 with the Storm. She was also in charge of the front office when Seattle won it first WNBA championship in 2004.

Both Agler and Bryant talked about the memorable 2010 season as well as the outlook for 2011 in a live chat on Dec. 15 on seattletimes.com.


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