The WNBA bids farewell to one of its all-time greats. Candace Parker, a titan of the game, officially retired after a groundbreaking 16-year career. Fans of women’s basketball will always remember the incredible impact she made. Parker’s storied career was marked by numerous accolades and achievements. She signed with the Aces prior to the 2023
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After 38 seasons, the winningest coach in NCAA college basketball announced her retirement. Stanford’s Tara VanDerveer is stepping down and her last day will be May 8, the 39th anniversary of her hiring. Associate head coach Kate Paye will succeed her. “Basketball is the greatest group project there is and I am so incredibly thankful
B. Braun Sheffield Sharks today announced the retirement of their long-serving Captain, Mike Tuck. The 39 year old Canadian/Brit represented the club for thirteen seasons from 2009, making his final and 500th appearance against Glasgow Rocks at Ponds Forge in April. Fittingly, Tuck became the club’s leading point scorer last season, surpassing the previous record
In her 21st season, Seattle Storm point guard and WNBA legend Sue Bird announced her retirement as a player in the league. The WNBA’s all-time assist leader and five-time Olympic gold medalist has spent her entire league career with the Seattle Storm. Her other accolades include: A member of each of the WNBA’s milestone teams,
NBA veteran Chandler Parsons announced his retirement from the NBA on Tuesday, and his announcement can be seen in the Instagram post that is embedded below. The caption from Parsons said: “Man, I don’t even know where to begin… It’s been a crazy last couple years and has put a lot of things in
At only 33-years-old, Chandler Parsons has decided to call it a career after playing nine seasons in the NBA for the Rockets, Mavericks, Grizzlies, and Hawks. Parsons officially announced his retirement on Tuesday in an Instagram post. Parsons confirmed The Athletic’s Shams Charania’s report that he was retiring after settling a lawsuit from career-ending injuries caused by a
NBA veteran Gerald Green is planning to come out of retirement and sign a deal with a G League team, Shams Charania of The Athletic reports. The former Rockets’ and Celtics’ veteran is working in Houston as a player development coach. He’s going to sign with a G League side in hopes of finding a