Caitlin Clark's version of a popular Nike sneaker, where the WNBA superstar etched her name next to the late NBA icon Kobe ...

On Friday, the NBA's 2025 top draft pick Cooper Flagg had his introductory press conference at the Dallas Mavericks' practice facility.

It would seem that Caitlin Clark had one of her perfect games against the New York Liberty. The post Caitlin Clark Draws ...

Caitlin Clark didn't just return from a quad injury on Saturday; she stormed back like she had been binge-watching her ...

Even for ever confident Diana Taurasi, the greatest scorer in WNBA history, it takes some nerve to wear a jersey with Kobe Bryant’s name and No. 8 in a game.

“I played with Diana Taurasi. That woman hooped and prepared the same way as Kobe [Bryant] did. She’s a nutcase. And if you don’t meet her standards, she’s in your a** the same as Kobe.” ...

In 2015, Kobe Bryant announced his retirement in The Players’ Tribune. The Los Angeles Lakers star wrote a love letter to basketball, saying he would leave at season’s end. My heart can take ...

Taurasi has given a lot to Phoenix over the last two decades. The No. 1 overall pick for Phoenix in 2004, she averaged 18.8 points, 3.9 rebounds and 4.2 assists in 565 regular season games.

Taurasi, along with Kobe Bryant, Dirk Nowitzki and Udonis Haslem are the only NBA/WNBA players to play 20 or more seasons with the same team.

Mercury star Diana Taurasi speaks at the Kobe and Gianna Bryant celebration of life in 2020. Kobe Bryant praised Taurasi's competitive fire and basketball skills before his death.

Taurasi's 10,646 career points are thousands ahead of the Atlanta Dream's 15-year veteran Tina Charles, whose 7,696 ranks second. Charles is another ex-UConn standout who's Taurasi's former ...

Diana Taurasi (3) of the Phoenix Mercury dribbles the ball up the court after a turnover by the Minnesota Lynx in the first quarter in Game Two of Round One of the WNBA Playoffs at Target Center ...