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Tina Charles Announces Retirement After 15 WNBA Seasons: "It Was All a Dream"

Charles, the WNBA's career leader in rebounds and field goals, has announced her retirement after 15 seasons with six franchises. The 37-year-old retires second in WNBA history in points scored with 8,396, behind only Diana Taurasi. A three-time Olympic gold medalist, two-time NCAA champion and 2012 MVP, she wrote on social media: "It was all a dream."

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