Why Tina Charles Retired: WNBA Legend Leaves Behind a Legacy Few Players Can Match
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Why Tina Charles Retired: WNBA Legend Leaves Behind a Legacy Few Players Can Match
Tina Charles is retiring with one of the most decorated resumes in WNBA history. Here’s what to know about her career, records, accolades and lasting impact on the league.
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PrimaryWhy Tina Charles is retiring after legendary 14-year WNBA career
WNBA legend Tina Charles announced her retirement from basketball on Tuesday after an incredible 14-year career.
Publisher:Tina Charles, WNBA rebounding leader, retires from basketball
Tina Charles, who holds records for the most field goals and rebounds in WNBA history, will retire from basketball, she announced Tuesday.
Publisher:WNBA Legend Reveals Reason Behind Retirement After 14 Seasons
“It started to feel like work” for Tina Charles. And at that point, as many professionals would attest, it may simply be time to call it.
Publisher:WNBA all-time leading rebounder Tina Charles retires from basketball
Tina Charles, the WNBA's all-time leading rebounder, is retiring from the league, the eight-time All-Star announced Tuesday on social media. Charles, who had 4,262 rebounds in her career, also finished as the league's No. 2 all-time scorer behind Diana Taurasi. Charles was the No. 1 pick by the Connecticut Sun in 2010 after helping the UConn Huskies win consecutive NCAA championships in 2009 and 2010.
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