Caitlin Clark may be the reigning WNBA Rookie of the Year, but that didn’t save her from getting cut in Hailey Van Lith’s “start-bench-cut” rankings during a lighthearted interview at the 2025 WNBA Draft ceremony.
PHOENIX — Paige Bueckers was, as expected, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 WNBA Draft. But for fans in Phoenix — and anyone who knows the lineage of UConn greatness — the moment was less about the beginning of Bueckers’ story and more about the legacy she now steps into.
The Dallas Wings chose All-American guard Paige Bueckers of UConn with the No. 1 overall selection in Monday night's WNBA Draft in New York.
Since its inception in 1997, the WNBA has seen 28 draft picks go first overall, counting the inaugural season's Elite draft, which selected already graduated players who had already been playing professionally on other American teams or overseas. How many of these 28 players can you name?
That situation that Clark referred to wasn’t her first run-in with the 11-time All-Star.
Props to Taurasi for having a laugh at her own expense.
Another day, another update on the Wikipedia page of legendary coach Geno Auriemma after steering the University of Connecticut to yet another national title.
Before Caitlin Clark left college, one of her earlier detractors was Diana Taurasi. The then Phoenix Mercury star predicted it would be a tough task adjusting to the grown-up fast and physical game that plays out in the WNBA.
As Paige Bueckers transitions from being a college basketball star to the WNBA, the guard is already getting advice from icons like Caitlin Clark and Diana Taurasi.
Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark’s appearance on WNBA legends Sue Bird and Diana Taurasi’s “The Bird & Taurasi Show” was almost as highly anticipated as the actual national championship game between UConn and South Carolina on Sunday.
Sue Bird and Diana Taurasi's invite to Caitlin Clark caught some WNBA fans by surprise given the two stars' history. Yet, Clark headlined "The Bird and
Amid the drama of the NCAA women's Final Four, former Iowa Hawkeyes guard Caitlin Clark has been making moves on the college basketball scene. No, that is not a reference to her appearance on ESPN's Sue Bird and Diana Taurasi alt-cast of the national championship game between No.
WNBA legend Diana Taurasi has had some interesting things to say about Caitlin Clark during her career. The former Phoenix Mercury star has the resume to back up these words as an 11-time All-Star, 5-time scoring champ and 3-time WNBA champ. Whatever skepticism Taurasi had about Clark appears to have dissipated.
It was announced that Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark will take part in the national title game between South Carolina and the University of Connecticut in the women's NCAA Tournament on Sunday.
PHOENIX — Prime Video announced Friday the upcoming release of Taurasi, a three-part docuseries that will focus on the life and career of one of the greatest women’s basketball players of all time.
PHOENIX — In case fans needed a reminder: Diana Taurasi and Sue Bird are back tonight for another edition of The Bird & Taurasi Show during the NCAA Women’s Final Four.
PHOENIX — With the WNBA Draft fast approaching, it’s a fitting time to reflect on one of the most pivotal draft selections in league history: the Phoenix Mercury’s decision to select Diana Taurasi with the No.
UConn women’s basketball head coach Geno Auriemma got emotional Monday after his team advanced to the Sweet 16 of this year’s NCAA Tournament. The 2nd-seeded Huskies took care of business in a 91-57 second-round blowout of the 10th-seeded South Dakota State Jackrabbits at Gampel Pavilion in Storrs, Conn.
The Phoenix Mercury announced plans Thursday to retire Diana Taurasi's No. 3 jersey and induct the legendary guard into the club's Ring of Honor. There will be plenty of time for fans to secure tickets, as the ceremonies won't happen until the "Summer of 2026," according to the team's post Thursday on X.
Legendary Phoenix Mercury star Diana Taurasi has officially announced her retirement from the WNBA.
Taurasi's list of accomplishments is unrivaled in the WNBA.
One of the best women’s basketball players of all time has called it a career.
Diana Taurasi, a three-time WNBA champion, two-time Finals MVP and the league's all-time leading scorer, announced her retirement Tuesday, bringing her decorated 20-season career with the Phoenix Mercury to a close.
Huskies guard Paige Bueckers continues to climb UConn's all-time scoring list.
Taurasi, 42, is set to become the oldest basketball player to ever suit up for Team USA at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Six-time Olympian Diana Taurasi has more experience living in an Olympic village than most of the 592-strong Team USA contingent traveling to the 2024 Paris Olympics. She recently detailed her favorite part of the experience.
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