20 Diana Taurasi photos of the Mercury legend over the years following her WNBA retirement
Phoenix Mercury Diana Taurasi (L) drinks champagne with head coach Paul Westhead after defeating the Detroit Shock in Game 5 of their WNBA Finals basketball game in Auburn Hills, Michigan September 16, 2007. The Mercury beat the Shock 108-92 to win the WNBA championship. REUTERS/Jeff Kowalsky (UNITED STATES)
3-Time WNBA Champ Diana Taurasi Retires From WNBA After 20 Years, Social Media Salutes Legend
But Taurasi is leaving the game in a better place than she found it and has some personal hardware to show for it, including three WNBA titles, two WNBA Finals MVPs, an 11-time All-Star, named to the All-WNBA’s First team 10 times and kicked things off with the WNBA Rookie of the Year award back in 2004.
The WNBA’s all-time leading scorer is hanging up her sneakers. Diana Taurasi, an iconic figure in women’s hoops who was voted “greatest of all time” by the league’s fans, announced her retirement ...
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