Diana Taurasi hints at retirement after finale: ‘If it is the last time, it felt like the first time’
When the game ended, the lights dimmed in the seating areas as the spotlight beamed on Taurasi at center court. Before she addressed the crowd, a tribute video for Taurasi played on the screen above. It was the same video that the Mercury social media account posted to X on Thursday afternoon, teasing a potential retirement announcement.
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Phoenix Mercury legend Diana Taurasi alluded to her retirement following the team's last regular season home game.
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