Bueckers broadsides to Lady Magic’s spice: the greatest trash talkers in WNBA history

With the season approaching its climax, we look at the players who have perfected the art of smack talking through the years Today, even the most casual of WNBA fans have watched some of the league’s biggest stars talking trash on the court. But while the snarling convos look heated, most of the time, they are good-natured, competitive fun. Still, we wondered, who are the best trash talkers in the game? Which players over the years have turned talking smack into an art form? Let’s explore.

OK, Miller never played in the league – she retired before the W’s launch in 1997 – but if there was a trash-talking trophy in the WNBA, it would have to be named after her. Miller is considered by many to be the best women’s basketball player of all time (she once scored 105 points in a high school game), and those who saw her at USC or heard her in the booth on TNT know that she can really talk. Of course, her talent