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.
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It’s well known that Diana Taurasi could be playing her last WNBA regular season game tonight. The Phoenix Mercury social media admins have certainly hinted at the possibility, spearheading an “If this is it” campaign and posting a tribute video to her earlier on Thursday.
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.
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 WNBA home since 2004.
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Is this the final WNBA season for Phoenix Mercury legend Diana Taurasi? She was asked that question following Tuesday's win over the Los Angeles Sparks.
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Diana Taurasi is undecided on her future with the Mercury, but that won't stop the speculation that Thursday is the final home game of her career.
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