After six years of joint broadcasting for the Final Four, WNBA legends Sue Bird and Diana Taurasi will not be returning to ESPN’s telecast this April.

Nearly a year ago, Marina Mabrey sparked controversy when she shoved Caitlin Clark during a WNBA game. She now says she went ...

ESPN isn't waiting until March to announce its plans for the 2026 NCAA Tournament. For the past six years, WNBA legends Sue ...

ESPN is parting ways with two women’s basketball legends. At an NCAA women’s Final Four preview event in Phoenix on Tuesday, ESPN senior vice president Meg Aronowitz announced that Sue Bird and Diana ...

A show that redefined the entertainment quotient of the NCAA Women’s Championships Final Four for six years is coming to a close. The Bird & Taurasi show, hosted by legends Sue Bird and Diana Taurasi, ...

UNCASVILLE — Sue Bird's retirement from basketball didn't end her life in athletics. Two months before playing her final game with the WNBA's Seattle Storm in 2022, the former UConn women's basketball ...

Jemele Hill sits down with Megan Rapinoe and Sue Bird to discuss how they're the first openly gay couple to appear in the ...

On World Basketball Day, FIBA unveiled its Hall of Fame Class of 2026, honoring legends from across the basketball world. The list includes names from the NBA and WNBA and recognizes both players and ...

Over the years, the WNBA has fought diligently for change. Once overlooked in comparison to the NBA, these athletes are finally beginning to receive the respect they deserve. Unfortunately, this ...

STORRS, CT (WFSB) - The University of Connecticut women’s basketball program said it will retire the number of one of its legendary players. Sue Bird’s No. 10 will be retired before UConn faces DePaul ...

U.S. Women’s National Team former captain Megan Rapinoe spoke out against President Trump’s recent comments on the Olympic U.S. women’s hockey team. The president made the remarks after the men’s ...