Diana Taurasi, the WNBA's all-time leading scorer and a three-time champion, is hinting that her illustrious 20-year career might be nearing its end. Following the Phoenix Mercury's recent victory over the Los Angeles Sparks, she expressed uncertainty about her retirement, stating, "I know the end is near," but did not commit to a timeline. The Mercury's social media posts have fueled speculation that her final games could be upcoming, especially with their slogan suggesting fans should seize the opportunity to see her play. At 42, Taurasi's performances have remained strong, averaging 15.1 points per game this season, yet she insists she will retire when her performance declines. As the playoffs approach, Taurasi's future remains uncertain, with many anticipating whether she will choose to continue or retire after the season. Regardless of her decision, her legacy as a pivotal figure in women's basketball is firmly established.