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Tina Charles Retires After Legendary 15-Year WNBA Career

Published May 6, 2026 · Updated May 6, 2026 · Yahoo Sport

WNBA legend Tina Charles officially retired Tuesday after a 15-season career highlighted by records and accolades.

The former Connecticut Sun star ends her career as the WNBA's all-time rebound leader with 4,262 boards and second all-time in scoring.

Charles won the 2012 MVP and was a two-time scoring champion. Teammates like Breanna Stewart highlighted her scoring ability and mentorship, noting her role in Team USA's 2016 gold medal run. truewildslot.com

Tina Charles Retires After Legendary 15-Year WNBA Career

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