Long Island's Sue Bird says 19th season may be her last
After 19 years in the WNBA, Seattle Storm guard Sue Bird says this may be her last one.
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Feb 23, 2022, 4:46 AM
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23ds agoAfter 19 years in the WNBA, Seattle Storm guard Sue Bird says this may be her last one.
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