Clark making that bucket helped her pass Phoenix Mercury legend Diana Taurasi (121 in 2006) for the second-most 3-pointers made in a single WNBA season. New York Liberty superstar Sabrina Ionescu still holds the WNBA record with her 128 3-pointers in 2023, but Clark is now right behind her in the history books.

Caitlin Clark has officially closed the door on her first regular season in the WNBA and set several records along the way. However, one record puts her ahead of Phoenix Mercury guard and certified hoops legend Diana Taurasi.

Sabrina Ionescu remains the all-time 3-point scorer in a single WNBA season, but rookie Caitlin Clark is now second after scoring her 122nd 3-pointer on Thursday

When the game ended, the lights dimmed in the seating areas as the spotlight beamed on Taurasi at center court. Before she addressed the crowd, a tribute video for Taurasi played on the screen above. It was the same video that the Mercury social media account posted to X on Thursday afternoon, teasing a potential retirement announcement.

The crowd interrupted Taurasi when she first said "If it is the last time." Taurasi responded with her trademark dry humor and a dig at former UConn teammate Sue Bird, who retired two years ago and was in attendance: "I think they tricked Sue with that one last time."

Diana Taurasi’s Phoenix Mercury teammates wore her No. 3 jersey for introductions, a nod to the possibility this was the final home game in the 20-year career of the player widely considered the greatest women’s player of all-time.

The father of Princess Diana's late boyfriend Dodi Fayed has been accused of rape. Five women have claimed they were sexually assaulted by Mohamed Al-Fayed while working at his luxury London department store Harrods,

Fayed, former owner of Harrods whose son Dodi died alongside Princess Diana in a 1997 car crash, has been accused of rape by five women, according to the BBC