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Phoenix Mercury, Diana Taurasi
Is this it? Diana Taurasi’s potential last Phoenix Mercury home game an emotional affair
From the signs to the endless Taurasi jerseys found in the stands and on the court, worn by Mercury players during warmups, and poignant tribute videos played during every break, the atmosphere inside the arena felt like the beginning of the end to Taurasi’s legendary career in the Valley after 20 WNBA seasons.
Diana Taurasi Gives Classy Speech While Mercury Fans Chant 'One More Year'
Taurasi, who is in her 20th season in the WNBA, and the Mercury have hinted that her retirement could be near.
Diana Taurasi hints at retirement after finale: ‘If it is the last time, it felt like the first time’
When the game ended, the lights dimmed in the seating areas as the spotlight beamed on Taurasi at center court. Before she addressed the crowd, a tribute video for Taurasi played on the screen above. It was the same video that the Mercury social media account posted to X on Thursday afternoon, teasing a potential retirement announcement.
Diana Taurasi closes out what could be final home game of her 20-year WNBA career
Taurasi hasn't decided if she will return for a 21st season, making Thursday night's game against Seattle as potentially the final at home in her storied career. The Storm spoiled Taurasi's night with an 89-70 win, but there's no doubt what playing in Phoenix has meant to the player who has widely been called the best of all time.
Retire? Diana Taurasi will call her shot — but we're hoping she plays into her 50s
It’s not like there’s nothing left for Taurasi to do in the sport. DT could pass Nancy Lieberman as the oldest player in league history. Lieberman was 50 when she took the court for a game with the Detroit Shock in 2008. It was a one-off. Lieberman came out of a 10-year retirement to take the floor for almost 10 minutes in a loss to Houston.
Diana Taurasi hints at WNBA retirement in front of UConn legends; Nika Muhl scores first WNBA points
UConn legend Diana Taurasi hinted at her impending WNBA retirement on Friday, but she’s still leaving the door open after 20 seasons with the Phoenix Mercury.
Diana Taurasi's potential last regular-season game had emotions, but not a retirement announcement
The crowd interrupted Taurasi when she first said "If it is the last time." Taurasi responded with her trademark dry humor and a dig at former UConn teammate Sue Bird, who retired two years ago and was in attendance: "I think they tricked Sue with that one last time."
Mercury's Diana Taurasi emotional in possible final home game
An emotional Diana Taurasi said she'll have a clearer picture of her future once the season is over, but Thursday night at Footprint Center had all the makings of a send-off.
Diana Taurasi closes out what could be final home game of her 20-year career
Taurasi hasn't decided if she will return for a 21st season, making Thursday night's game against Seattle as potentially the final at home in her storied career. The Storm spoiled Taurasi's night with an 89-70 win, but there's no doubt what playing in Phoenix has meant to the player who has widely been called the best of all time.
‘If this is it …’: Diana Taurasi tribute video released by Mercury ahead of last regular season game
Altogether, it brings a possibility that the Mercury’s regular-season finale against the Seattle Storm is the last home game ever for the all-time WNBA leading scorer. The Mercury rolled out a tribute video with the asterisk of a theme: “If this is it …” Penny Taylor, Taurasi’s wife, begins the video reading Taurasi a letter.
It sure seems like Diana Taurasi has played her final season with the Phoenix Mercury
It sure seems like Diana Taurasi has played her final season with the Phoenix Mercury. If DT is retiring, Phoenix might be preparing just in case. Diana Taurasi owes us no explanation about what she will do with her WNBA career.
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UConn great Diana Taurasi hints at WNBA retirement at ceremony with Geno Auriemma, Sue Bird watching
UConn women's basektball legend and Olympic gold medalist Diana Tauras appears to be retiring from the Phoenix Mercury, her ...
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ESPN's Scott Van Pelt Gives Diana Taurasi a Caitlin Clark Reality Check
While Phoenix Mercury icon Diana Taurasi will go down as one of the greatest women's basketball players of all time when she ...
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Diana Taurasi hasn’t decided on retirement, but ‘end is near’; Brittney Griner ejected in Mercury win
Diana Taurasi spoke about seeing the end of the road but hasn't committed to retirement yet. She spoke after a Phoenix ...
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