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Updated Sep 16, 2026, 6:07 p.m. · 8 stories

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   WNBA jersey retirements: Taurasi, Leslie, Bird, Hammon, more

   Numerous WNBA stars have had their numbers retired, including Maya Moore and Tamika Catchings. Find out which players have received the honor.

   ESPN · Aug 17, 5:53 a.m. · Open story

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   LeBron James, Serena Williams lead list of players who remained great late in their careers

   James and Williams are still competing at a high level late in their careers -- and other notable athletes such as Tom Brady, Barry Bonds, Sue Bird and more can relate.

   ESPN · Jun 30, 2:19 p.m. · Open story

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   Which celebrities own an NWSL team?

   Many celebrities are investing in NWSL franchises, including Kevin Durant, Serena Williams, Patrick Mahomes and more.

   ESPN · Nov 10, 8:08 a.m. · Open story

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   WNBA players with most championships: Wilson, Bird, Moore

   Rebekkah Brunson has won more WNBA championships than any other player, with 5 titles. Check out which other players have taken home the most hardware.

   ESPN · Oct 10, 10:47 p.m. · Open story

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   At 35, Sue Bird as good as ever and still running point for Team USA

   Sue Bird says her last couple of seasons didn't live up to her standards. So the Seattle star fine-tuned her fitness and diet and proved again why she is the premier point guard for Team USA.

   ESPN · Sep 9, 5:38 p.m. · Open story

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   Basketball HOF: Where the 2025 class stacks up for NBA, WNBA

   Ahead of enshrinement weekend, let's take a closer look at where this year's class ranks in both leagues.

   ESPN · Sep 1, 5:27 a.m. · Open story

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   Storm to unveil statue of former WNBA star Sue Bird on Aug. 17

   The Seattle Storm will unveil a statue of former franchise star Sue Bird on August 17, making the four-time champion the first player to be honored with their own statue by a WNBA franchise.

   ESPN · Jul 2, 11:25 a.m. · Open story

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   Sue Bird: Women's basketball is 'thriving'

   Sue Bird ends her Hall of Fame speech by shouting out the growing game of women's basketball.

   ESPN · Jun 14, 9:57 p.m. · Open story

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