Candace Parker, Maya Moore and their living legacies in women’s basketball

This weekend felt like the poignant close of a monumental chapter in women’s basketball.

On Saturday, Maya Moore-Irons was inducted into the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame. On Sunday, Candace Parker announced she was retiring from the WNBA. Parker, who had signed a one-year deal with the Las Vegas Aces in February, leaves the game one year after Moore announced her official retirement from basketball in 2023 following a four-season hiatus from the WNBA. Read More

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