The Phoenix Mercury drafted Brittney Griner in 2013, and with the Mercury reaching the playoffs that year, the rookie got her ...

UConn women’s basketball great Diana Taurasi opens up like never before about her legendary career in a new docuseries on ...

Diana Taurasi paid heartfelt tribute to Sue Bird as the Seattle Storm unveiled a bronze statue of Bird outside Climate Pledge ...

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

The USA 5x5 women's basketball team won its eighth consecutive Olympic gold medal at the Paris 2024 Games almost exactly one year ago. This marked the sixth gol ...

Sophie Cunningham spent six years playing alongside Diana Taurasi before signing up this season with the Indiana Fever to ...

NWSL legend Alex Morgan excels on the tennis court in partnering with Coco Gauff in an exhibition leading up to the U.S. Open ...

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

The 2009 season was a big year for Diana Taurasi and the Phoenix Mercury, and in July of that season, she put on a show.

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.

Klay Thompson has shown his support for Diana Taurasi by sharing the poster of her new Prime Video docuseries, 'Taurasi,' on ...

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