
WNBA great Tina Charles retires after 15 seasons: 'It was all a dream'
On Tuesday, legendary center Tina Charles announced her retirement from basketball. Charles is leaving the WNBA after 15 seasons.
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On Tuesday, legendary center Tina Charles announced her retirement from basketball. Charles is leaving the WNBA after 15 seasons.

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Tina Charles, who leads the WNBA in career rebounds and field goals, announced her retirement on social media Tuesday.

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In late March, Tina Charles traveled to China to play in a best-of-five series with Henan Phoenix, a Chinese women’s basketball club looking to move into its league’s top tier. Through four games, Charles, 37, averaged 22 points and eight boards while playing 29 minutes a game. Henan won, and Charle

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