Congrats to her on an all time great career. Class act on and off the court. She’s unparalleled as a winner and IMO is the best Huskie to ever play. I know basketball isn’t everything, but as a fan of the sport it stings a little watching someone still at their peak step away with half a career to go. Had she kept on the same trajectory I think she could’ve cemented her legacy as the clear cut best player of all time. That said, as a basketball player she had nothing left to prove and is probably the best winner across all levels the game has ever seen. I believe she won some state titles in HS, 150-4 record in college, 4 pro titles and 6 finals appearances in 8 years, not to mention tons of success overseas and winning 2 golds. She did it all by age 30 and even with missing half of a pro career, she’s firmly in the conversation for best ever. Incredible athlete and representative of the sport. I hope she stays a visible face in the women’s basketball community, but if she decides to live life out of the spotlight that’s her choice and I wish her nothing but happiness.