The Mercury added Smith when they made a deal during the 2007 WNBA Draft. Phoenix had the first pick of that year's draft, ...

Diana Taurasi, the WNBA's all-time leading scorer, retired from the Mercury after 20 years with team. Here's why she didn't ...

Diana Taurasi's current focus is on her family and enjoying her retirement. The WNBA's all-time leading scorer, who retired ...

Kahleah Copper is one of the WNBA's best scorers, and she was one of the Phoenix Mercury's consistent scorers during the ...

DeWanna Bonner is still going strong. She was drafted by the Phoenix Mercury in 2009, which was also the year the team won ...

The UConn women's basketball team is well-represented on the Associated Press list of greatest players that was released ...

"Should I get this Louis Vuitton bag that's $3,000?" - Diana Taurasi recalls buying luxury bags after their Russian team owner let them use his credit card for shopping originally appeared on ...

No player in WNBA history has gotten more buckets than Tina Charles. The UConn women’s basketball legend passed another all-time Huskies great, Diana Taurasi, when she converted a layup in the first ...

The tale of Diana Taurasi’s legendary basketball career can’t be told without mentioning her time at UConn. The end goal for every collegiate athlete is to be able to play their sport professionally.

Diana Taurasi sank countless 3-pointers and executed a bevvy of trick passes during her legendary career with the Phoenix Mercury. But perhaps most impressive was how Taurasi managed to be so ...

For all that he has achieved in his career, legendary UConn coach Geno Auriemma still has the motivation to solider on.

Diana Taurasi is happy with the growth of the WNBA and is ready to see players like A’ja Wilson, Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark take it to the next level. In an interview with On3 earlier this year, ...