UConn legend Diana Taurasi hinted at her impending WNBA retirement on Friday, but she’s still leaving the door open after 20 seasons with the Phoenix Mercury.

UConn women's basektball legend and Olympic gold medalist Diana Tauras appears to be retiring from the Phoenix Mercury, her WNBA home since 2004.

Diana Taurasi tired to address the Phoenix Mercury crowd, but was interrupted. They wanted her to play one more year.

Taurasi, who is in her 20th season in the WNBA, and the Mercury have hinted that her retirement could be near.

Diana Taurasi is undecided on her future with the Mercury, but that won't stop the speculation that Thursday is the final home game of her career.

Taurasi, 42, has been hinting at retirement for a few years, and the team has been running an "If this is it ..." campaign on social media in recent weeks. At least for now, though, Taurasi says she hasn't made up her mind on her basketball future.

During her women's basketball career, Diana Taurasi has achieved MVP and All-Star honors, among other accolades. Check out her top titles now.

Diana Taurasi alluded to the possibility of retiring from the WNBA in front of Phoenix Mercury fans after the team's regular season finale.

It’s well known that Diana Taurasi could be playing her last WNBA regular season game tonight. The Phoenix Mercury social media admins have certainly hinted at the possibility, spearheading an “If this is it” campaign and posting a tribute video to her earlier on Thursday.