The Seattle Storm's Skylar Diggins was an All-Star with the Phoenix Mercury from 2020-23, a time Diggins says was filled with controversies.

How did Diana Taurasi become the WNBA's most prolific scorer? In an exclusive interview in 2023, she helped ESPN break down the shot that scored 10,000 points.

WNBA legend Sue Bird shares her opinion on the ongoing discourse surrounding Caitlin Clark's foul on Angel Reese.

Satou Sabally scored 27 points in her Phoenix Mercury debut, an 81-59 season-opening win over the Seattle Storm.

WNBA living legend Diana Taurasi announced her retirement from the league in February 2025. To be honest, there would never have been a good time for Taurasi to retire; she's so good and has done so much to build the league that fans love today,

This isn't the only time Taurasi has made her love for Watkins publicly known. The 42-year-old was once asked who she would choose for a pick-up game between Watkins and 2025's No. 1 WNBA Draft pick Paige Bueckers, and Taurasi chose the USC women's basketball standout over her fellow UConn alum in Bueckers.

USAT's Meghan Hall asks WNBA legend Diana Taurasi about her tech fouls in the WNBA and Taurasi shares a funny story.