"No player, no team, no city deserves this more than you" - Diana Taurasi on Sue Bird becoming the first WNBA player with a ...

Phoenix Mercury legend Diana Taurasi has officially stepped away from basketball, but the 43-year-old says her biggest takeaway from retirement is that her career was never just about the sport.

Seattle Storm legend Sue Bird made history, as she became the first WNBA player to receive a statue. Now that she has one, will anyone else receive one?

WNBA legends Cynthia Cooper-Dyke and Diana Taurasi make the argument why the league should consider reviving the Houston ...

Diana Taurasi was in attendance for Sue Bird’s statue reveal ahead of the Seattle Storm-Phoenix Mercury game this past weekend. Although the Team USA teammates ...

Taurasi’s self-titled docuseries premieres on Thursday and Prime Video teased fans on Wednesday with a clip from the series where Taurasi details the struggle and grind of WNBA salaries during the ...

Storm legend Sue Bird received a message from longtime friend and opponent Diana Taurasi before her statue unveiling.

With the recent explosion in popularity of the WNBA, it's not exactly controversial to say that many of the players are wildly underpaid. However, there ...

WNBA scoring leader Diana Taurasi revealed in an upcoming docuseries how she earned more playing in Russia than the WNBA, saying the "janitor at the arena made more." ...

In a candid clip that’s already gone viral, Taurasi reflects on the stark pay inequities she faced early in her pro career, ...

Paige Bueckers erupted for a career-best 44 points on Wednesday night, setting the WNBA rookie record for most points in a ...

Future Hall of Famer Diana Taurasi backed the idea of Caitlin Clark becoming the next player to join the elite list of WNBA ...