Speaker 1: I wanted to give props to the WNBA's all time
Speaker 1: leading scorer, the one and only Diana Tarassi, officially retired
Speaker 1: from the WNBA after twenty seasons. She's forty two, and
Speaker 1: she's stepping away as one of the most decorated players
Speaker 1: in basketball history. Before I say anything like that, could
Speaker 1: y'all do me a favorite, please and just take a
Speaker 1: moment to look at this full screen and check out
Speaker 1: her resume. Three time WNBA Champion, two time WNBA Finals MVP,
Speaker 1: three time NCUBA Champion, two time NCAA Tournament Most Outstanding Player,
Speaker 1: six time Olympic Gold Medalists, two thousand and nine WNBA MVP,
Speaker 1: two time Nate Smith College Basketball Player of the Year,
Speaker 1: fourteen time All WNBA, ten time First Team, eleven time
Speaker 1: WNBA All Star, two thousand and four, Rookie of the
Speaker 1: Year WNBA, five time WNBA Scoring Champion. My god, My god,
Speaker 1: who the hell has a resume like that? Who's this person?
Speaker 1: Who six gold medals? Six this basketball ladies genteren to
Speaker 1: say swimming? I mean, hell, this is what she doing.
Speaker 1: Diana Tarassi, the White Mamba. That one, by the way,
Speaker 1: one of the best people that I've ever covered. In
Speaker 1: professional sports. Are just a straight shooter, very authentic, you know,
Speaker 1: highly competitive, a winner on every level. She excuse my language,
Speaker 1: She's just the shit, she really is, and the game
Speaker 1: is going to miss her. Thank you for all that
Speaker 1: you've done for the game, Diana Tarassi. Thank you for
Speaker 1: all you have done for the game. You are something special,
Speaker 1: make no mistake about that.