Overview

• The team announced the move Sunday, three days after a 74-73 Game 3 defeat to Las Vegas ended Seattle’s season as the No. 7 seed.
• Seattle said it will begin an immediate search for a new head coach following Quinn’s departure.
• Quinn finished 97-89 in the regular season with four playoff appearances but a 4-8 postseason record, the second-most coaching wins in franchise history.
• She was the league’s only Black female head coach this season.
• An outside review last season found no workplace policy violations by the staff; in the aftermath, longtime star Jewell Loyd requested a trade and was later dealt to the Aces.