What happened: A Seattle rookie reached 200 career rebounds, becoming the youngest player in WNBA history to hit the mark. She is also the first rookie in her class to get there and the second Storm rookie to reach 200 boards.
Why it matters: The milestone gives Seattle a clear individual bright spot after a difficult season. It also adds substance to the All-Rookie push around a player who has already turned rebounding into a record-setting part of her first year.
By the numbers: Seattle finished 8-35 this season, went 1-4 over its last five games and averaged 83.0 points while allowing 89.1.
What to watch: The next watch is whether that rebounding milestone carries into postseason award recognition.