2017 — Diana Taurasi scores 19 points to break the WNBA career scoring record in the Phoenix Mercury’s 90-59 loss to the Los Angeles Sparks. Taurasi finishes with 7,494 points, passing Tina Thompson’s ...

Wings star rookie Paige Bueckers humorously opens up about how 2004 film 'Shark Tale' inspired her seafood phobia ...

I’ll be turning 65, a milestone that, for many, has long signaled retirement, retreat and a quiet fade into the background.

Former WNBA star Diana Taurasi recently recounted how she was about to board a plane when her 7-year-old son asked: "Is retirement sad?" She said she thought about the question throughout their ...

Diana Taurasi is eating her words. After telling the world that “reality is coming” for Caitlin Clark when she was entering the WNBA after her legendary collegiate career at Iowa, the now ...

That’s the question Diana Taurasi recently fielded from ... recounted the question — and her answer. “It is sad, I am sad,” Taurasi said. “It’s the game that I played since I was ...

On a flight to New York City in the offseason, Phoenix Mercury legend Diana Taurasi talked to her son, Leo, regarding her retirement. “Is retirement sad?” her son said. At that moment ...

Diana Taurasi has spent the past two weeks processing her retirement following a legendary 20-year career with the Phoenix Mercury. Her two young children, Leo and Isla, are also wondering what that ...

PHOENIX — As Diana Taurasi recently boarded a flight to New York, her 7-year-old son, Leo, had a question. “Is retirement sad?” he said. In late February, Taurasi, a 20-year veteran of the ...

Diana Taurasi, the legendary basketball player who spent 20 remarkable ... Taurasi recounted a conversation with Leo on a flight to New York where he asked if retirement was sad, prompting her to ...

David Norlin, chief technology officer of Lumifi Cybersecurity, joined Good Morning Arizona on Tuesday to give some expert insight on the new ChatGPT trend. The ice cream shop in Gilbert is ...

PHOENIX – Diana Taurasi can sum up her iconic 20-year career in five words. “I just wanted to win,” Taurasi said Thursday during her retirement news conference at the Phoenix Mercury ...