Diana Taurasi made an appearance on the morning show the day after announcing her retirement from the WNBA on Tuesday.

Aside from her trending post, Cunningham has had a whirlwind offseason. She was recently traded from the Phoenix Mercury to the Fever in a blockbuster four-team deal.

Diana Taurasi was heralded as the greatest women's basketball player of all time by her former coach Geno Auriemma, but she could soon be surpassed by Caitlin Clark

Sophie Cunningham turned down Unrivaled's contract offer just like her new Indiana Fever team-mate Caitlin Clark, admitting her decision was financially motivated

Caitlin Clark knows a WNBA GOAT when she sees it. On Tuesday, Phoenix Mercury guard Diana Taurasi retired from basketball. Taurasi had an illustrious career spanning 20 years. The 11-time

Look, Diana Taurasi earned the White Mamba name for a reason. The post “Nobody Will Miss You”: Caitlin Clark Fans Show No Respect to Diana Taurasi’s Retirment Announcement appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Longtime Phoenix Mercury guard Diana Taurasi announced her retirement ... Taurasi is the proverbial north star for many current players in the WNBA—including Caitlin Clark. Following the news of her retirement, Clark relayed the perfect, one-word ...

Caitlin Clark could be the WNBA's next greatest player of all time after Diana Taurasi retired, if all goes well for the Indiana Fever star in the next decade or so

Diana Taurasi announced her retirement from basketball on Tuesday, ending a career that saw her become one of the sport's all-time greats, as well as a transcendent star

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With Taurasi on her way out, many believe Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark is set to take over as the face of the WNBA if she hasn't already. The former Iowa Hawkeyes star proved in her first year that she can put a spotlight on the league, breaking multiple records and achieving multiple firsts during the 2024 season.

Following her retirement announcement on Tuesday, Taurasi appeared on the morning talk show "The View" on Wednesday to discuss her retirement following 20 seasons with the Phoenix Mercury.