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USA Today
6 hours ago
- Sport
- USA Today
Top Storm vs. Aces players to watch - 6/1/2025
Top Storm vs. Aces players to watch - 6/1/2025 The Seattle Storm (3-3) heads into a home matchup with Jewell Loyd and the Las Vegas Aces (3-2) at Climate Pledge Arena on Sunday, beginning at 6 p.m. ET. The Storm have a +1 scoring differential, putting up 80.2 points per game (eighth in the league) and allowing 80.0 (fifth in the WNBA). The Aces have a +9 scoring differential, topping opponents by 1.8 points per game. They're putting up 83.6 points per game, sixth in the league, and are giving up 81.8 per outing to rank ninth in the WNBA. Watch this game on Fubo! (regional restrictions may apply) How to watch Storm vs. Aces Date: Sunday, June 1, 2025 Sunday, June 1, 2025 Time: 6 p.m. ET 6 p.m. ET How to watch on TV: Vegas 34, KOMO 4, and CW Seattle Vegas 34, KOMO 4, and CW Seattle Live stream: Fubo (regional restrictions may apply) Fubo Location: Seattle, Washington Seattle, Washington Venue: Climate Pledge Arena Storm's last game Seattle fell short of victory by a final score of 94-87 versus Atlanta in their last outing. The squad was led by Skylar Diggins' 20 points and Nneka Ogwumike's 16 points, six rebounds and four assists. Skylar Diggins: 20 PTS | 4 REB |3 AST | 1 STL | 0 BLK | 0 3PM Nneka Ogwumike: 16 PTS | 6 REB |4 AST | 1 STL | 0 BLK | 0 3PM Erica Wheeler: 14 PTS | 5 REB |5 AST | 1 STL | 0 BLK | 0 3PM Aces' last game Led by A'ja Wilson with 35 points, 13 rebounds, six assists, three steals and three blocks last time out, Las Vegas won 96-81 versus Los Angeles. A'ja Wilson: 35 PTS | 13 REB |6 AST | 3 STL | 3 BLK | 1 3PM Jackie Young: 26 PTS | 1 REB |3 AST | 2 STL | 0 BLK | 3 3PM Chelsea Gray: 15 PTS | 4 REB |4 AST | 4 STL | 2 BLK | 4 3PM Storm players to watch Ogwumike is tops on the Storm at 9.2 rebounds per contest, while also putting up 2.3 assists and 18.2 points. She is seventh in the WNBA in rebounding. Diggins posts 19.0 points and 6.8 assists per contest -- both team highs. She is also posting 2.5 rebounds, shooting 47.4% from the floor and 43.8% from beyond the arc with 1.2 made 3-pointers per game. Gabby Williams puts up 13.0 points, 3.7 rebounds and 3.8 assists per contest. At the other end, she posts 2.0 steals (eighth in league) and 1.0 block (10th in league). Ezi Magbegor posts 6.8 points, 8.0 rebounds and 2.5 assists per game, shooting 38.0% from the field. Erica Wheeler averages 10.0 points, 2.8 rebounds and 3.3 assists per game, shooting 48.9% from the floor. Aces players to watch Wilson paces the Aces in scoring (23.6 points per game), rebounding (11.2) and assists (4.4), making 48.8% from the field. She also produces 2.2 steals (sixth in WNBA) and 2.4 blocked shots (first in league). Jackie Young gets the Aces 19.4 points, 3.2 rebounds and 3.2 assists per game. She also puts up 1.2 steals and 0.2 blocked shots. The Aces get 12.8 points, 3.8 rebounds and 3.4 assists per game from Chelsea Gray. Loyd is posting 10.2 points, 4.0 rebounds and 2.2 assists per contest, making 28.6% of her shots from the floor and 40.6% from 3-point range, with 2.6 triples per game (seventh in WNBA). The Aces receive 1.4 points, 5.4 rebounds and 0.8 assists per game from Kiah Stokes. Watch this game on Fubo! (regional restrictions may apply)
Metro
9 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Metro
Emmerdale star confirms TV return ‘so soon' following soap exit after 13 years
Daisy Campbell is coming back to our TV screens (Picture: Ken McKay/ITV/Shutterstock) Emmerdale star Daisy Campbell last appeared on our screens as Amelia Spencer six months ago, but she has teased a return to TV in a brand new role. Taking to Instagram, the actress answered a question submitted by one of her 86.5k followers, who wanted to know when she would next be appearing on TV. 'So soon,' she revealed, urging her fans to 'watch out for July'. While she didn't confirm exactly what her new role would entail, later stories revealed that she had been doing a lot of work that she was 'super proud of' since leaving Emmerdale. Daisy's character Amelia left the Emmerdale village with daughter Esther to move to Leicester with dad Daz Spencer in December. Speaking to Metro ahead of her exit, Amelia revealed the types of projects she was hoping to get stuck into after her departure. Daisy teased a return to screens on Instagram (Picture: Instagram/Daisy Campbell) 'I'm really open to doing anything,' she explained. 'I'd love to do plays. I'd love to tour. I'd love to do new dramas, films, low-budget stuff, literally anything. I just feel like the world's my oyster.' At the beginning of 2025, Daisy teased her involvement in a new drama called Storm, which sees her star as the lead role Lacey Dean. In a video posted to Instagram, Daisy explained that Lacey is also a child star from a soap opera, but that is where the similarities between character and actress end. She went on to reveal that Lacey suffered abuse at the hands of a co-star who had previously been accused of a similar crime. Daisy left her role as Amelia Spencer in Emmerdale in December 2024 (Picture: ITV) When the co-star is nominated for a lifetime achievement award, Lacey must decide whether to accept the money she is offered to pay tribute to him, or expose his abuse. The cast is set to be comprised entirely of former soap stars, though no names have been confirmed as of yet. Could we be set to see this hard-hitting drama on our screens in the coming weeks, or does Daisy have something else up her sleeves as well? Daisy isn't the only recently departed soap star to have secured a new role, with Coronation Star Colson Smith having recently revealed his new job on BBC Radio Leeds following character Craig Tinker's death. This article was first published on May 23, 2025. Arrow MORE: TV icon renews wedding vows with husband after 10 years in star-studded event Arrow MORE: Major EastEnders star almost quit acting until she landed the role that would change her life Arrow MORE: TV legend renews Coronation Street contract to stay on into next year
Herald Sun
9 hours ago
- Sport
- Herald Sun
NRL 2025: Titans coach Des Hasler erupts over costly Bunker call
Don't miss out on the headlines from NRL. Followed categories will be added to My News. Titans coach Des Hasler has slammed a controversial Bunker ruling against his side that sparked a 12-point turnaround for the Storm, declaring 'it was the wrong decision' based on what he'd been told by the NRL. The Storm left the Gold Coast with a sloppy 28-16 win in awful conditions, but it could've been a very different result had the Bunker not denied the home side a try that proved very telling as the visitors scored a minute later. Down 22-10 with 16 minutes remaining, Titans hooker Sam Verrills waited an eternity at the ruck to pick up the ball before he burrowed through some flimsy defence to score under the posts. The original decision was a six again to the Titans and a try on the field, but Kasey Badger in the bunker intervened and ruled that Verrills had burrowed through Tino Fa'asuamaleaui who had blocked Ryan Papenhuyzen from making a tackle. The Titans received the penalty but it didn't help as Grant Anderson picked off a pass a few plays later to put the Storm further in front. The Storm scored moments after the Titans were denied a try by the Bunker. Picture:'I thought it was the wrong decision,' a frustrated Hasler said. 'I think there was an email that came from the NRL about players laying in the ruck, and that's fine, that's good, let them lay in the ruck. 'But you shouldn't lose the advantage. 'On that particular field position, I spoke to (officiating coach) David Fairleigh and sent an email because there's a similar play that Melbourne use with big NAS (Nelson Asofa-Solomona) who is very good at that. 'I just thought we took that space. I don't think we contacted anybody. Tino played the ball so he's allowed to hold his ground, I was told. 'Verrills picks up the ball and doesn't touch anyone. Papenhuyzen wasn't obstructed, and that was word for word what the NRL set out so I'll be interested to know what their explanation was. 'Kasey got it wrong. Again.' A fuming Hasler ended the press conference abruptly and received some support from Storm coach Craig Bellamy who didn't see much wrong with the contact. Coaches have been told not to criticise officials, with North Queensland's Todd Payten recently receiving a warning from head office. 'I didn't think there was a whole heap wrong with it when I watched it live, but I didn't look at any slow motion (replays),' he said. 'All of a sudden when we were trying to rearrange things, it got disallowed so I wouldn't comment on it.' Originally published as 'Kasey got it wrong. Again': Des Hasler takes aim at the Bunker after crucial call costs the Titans dearly
News.com.au
11 hours ago
- General
- News.com.au
Bunker denies Verrills in key moment
NRL: A Sam Verrills try was ruled off from the bunker which left the Titans fuming in their clash with the Storm.
News.com.au
11 hours ago
- General
- News.com.au
‘Kasey got it wrong. Again': Des Hasler takes aim at the Bunker after crucial call costs the Titans dearly
Titans coach Des Hasler has slammed a controversial Bunker ruling against his side that sparked a 12-point turnaround for the Storm, declaring 'it was the wrong decision' based on what he'd been told by the NRL. The Storm left the Gold Coast with a sloppy 28-16 win in awful conditions, but it could've been a very different result had the Bunker not denied the home side a try that proved very telling as the visitors scored a minute later. Down 22-10 with 16 minutes remaining, Titans hooker Sam Verrills waited an eternity at the ruck to pick up the ball before he burrowed through some flimsy defence to score under the posts. The original decision was a six again to the Titans and a try on the field, but Kasey Badger in the bunker intervened and ruled that Verrills had burrowed through Tino Fa'asuamaleaui who had blocked Ryan Papenhuyzen from making a tackle. The Titans received the penalty but it didn't help as Grant Anderson picked off a pass a few plays later to put the Storm further in front. 'I thought it was the wrong decision,' a frustrated Hasler said. 'I think there was an email that came from the NRL about players laying in the ruck, and that's fine, that's good, let them lay in the ruck. 'But you shouldn't lose the advantage. 'On that particular field position, I spoke to (officiating coach) David Fairleigh and sent an email because there's a similar play that Melbourne use with big NAS (Nelson Asofa-Solomona) who is very good at that. 'I just thought we took that space. I don't think we contacted anybody. Tino played the ball so he's allowed to hold his ground, I was told. 'Verrills picks up the ball and doesn't touch anyone. Papenhuyzen wasn't obstructed, and that was word for word what the NRL set out so I'll be interested to know what their explanation was. 'Kasey got it wrong. Again.' A fuming Hasler ended the press conference abruptly and received some support from Storm coach Craig Bellamy who didn't see much wrong with the contact. Coaches have been told not to criticise officials, with North Queensland's Todd Payten recently receiving a warning from head office. 'I didn't think there was a whole heap wrong with it when I watched it live, but I didn't look at any slow motion (replays),' he said. 'All of a sudden when we were trying to rearrange things, it got disallowed so I wouldn't comment on it.'
