Diana Taurasi had a successful WNBA career, and she helped the Phoenix Mercury do amazing things. Now, she is sharing her ...

After six years of joint broadcasting for the Final Four, WNBA legends Sue Bird and Diana Taurasi will not be returning to ...

The Phoenix Mercury drafted legendary players, and two of them have a special place in history.

ESPN isn't waiting until March to announce its plans for the 2026 NCAA Tournament. For the past six years, WNBA legends Sue ...

The Valley Suns will start March in threads that honor a vital piece of Arizona basketball history. The club unveiled its ...

ESPN is parting ways with two women’s basketball legends. At an NCAA women’s Final Four preview event in Phoenix on Tuesday, ESPN senior vice president Meg Aronowitz announced that Sue Bird and Diana ...

Diana Taurasi finally called it quits this year after a legendary 21-year WNBA career, and the basketball world is still waiting to see how she approaches the next part of her career. Based on her ...

The Phoenix Mercury picked up wins over Eastern Conference teams, but one of those teams picked up a season series win.

The WNBA has had many stars over the years, and one of them played for the Phoenix Mercury. Diana Taurasi had an excellent career, and today, she is the league's all-time leading scorer. Taurasi also ...

NEW YORK —There was no red carpet for UConn women’s basketball legend Diana Taurasi to walk at the entrance to her documentary premiere at the Whitby Hotel in Manhattan on Monday night. Instead, in ...

Diana Taurasi is both a Phoenix Mercury legend and a WNBA one. She had big games throughout her years, and by the end of her career, she scored 10,646 points. Taurasi had several successful seasons in ...

Former WNBA star Diana Taurasi was recently honored at the ESPYS 2025. While fans are well-versed with her professional achievements, they are curious also about the special person supporting her ...