Diana Taurasi become the WNBA's all-time leading scorer on Sunday. After the game, she took some time to reflect on her career and accomplishments.
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Diana Taurasi became the WNBA's all-time leading scorer on Sunday. Here's how the league, the sports world, and the community reacted.
The Dallas Wings were coming off losses in six of their last seven games, so naturally, they knocked off the Washington Mystics on the road.
The New York Liberty signed Ameryst Alston on Friday, bringing back a former second-round pick who played one game for them last year.
The Connecticut Sun have signed point guard Feyonda Fitzgerald. The rookie will fill in for Alex Bentley, who is competing for the Bealrus national team.
The Sky have signed rookie Shayla Cooper, who played with the team in training camp. The Liberty cut Chelsea Hopkins days after signing her.
Mercury center Brittney Griner scored a career-high 38 points on 15-19 shooting on Wednesday in Phoenix's overtime win over Indiana.
When the Seattle Storm Fake News speaks, we listen. Breanna Stewart is now Breanna Banana and there is nothing we can do about it.
Former Tennessee guard Te'a Cooper becomes the latest high-profile transfer to commit to Dawn Staley and the defending champions.
The New York Liberty have signed point guard Chelsea Hopkins to add some depth to a backcourt depleted by injury and overseas responsibilities.
Kiah Stokes came into Friday struggling mightily, but opened the game with a flourish and never looked back, leading the Liberty to victory.
Becky Hammon is already the first full-time assistant coach in NBA history. She now has a chance to be the league's first-ever female GM.
Atlanta's Tiffany Hayes and Minnesota's Sylvia Fowles were both rewarded for their strong starts to the season with the Player of the Month award.
The WNBA announced on Friday that for the fourth consecutive year, it will celebrate LGBTQ Pride Month throughout June.
Phoenix Mercury star Diana Taurasi set the all-time WNBA three-point record on Thursday night at Allstate Arena on a made three in the first quarter agains...
Dallas Wings guard Allisha Gray leads WNBA rookies in scoring and was named WNBA Rookie of the Month for the month of May.
Forward Erin Boley was a McDonald's All-American and will have three years of eligibility remaining for Oregon beginning in 2018-19.
Rookie Sydney Wiese has played five games at the professional level. She updated The Summitt on Tuesday about how she continues to adjust to the WNBA.
The Seattle Storm will play home games at Key Arena through at least 2028, after city council approved a 10-year lease extension.
WNBA veteran Diana Taurasi tied Katie Smith's all-time three-point record when she hit her 906th on Saturday against Dallas.