Basketball icon Sue Bird plays her last game after two legendary decades in the WNBA
NPRBasketball icon Sue Bird plays her last game after two legendary decades in the WNBA Enlarge this image toggle caption Steph Chambers/Getty Images Steph Chambers/Getty Images Basketball legend Sue Bird played the last game of her unparalleled 20-year career Tuesday night, stepping off the court to thunderous chants of "Thank you, Sue" despite her team's playoff loss. Enlarge this image toggle caption Aris Messinis/AFP via Getty Images Aris Messinis/AFP via Getty Images "She's going to be one of those Mt. Enlarge this image toggle caption Ethan Miller/Getty Images Ethan Miller/Getty Images In recent years Bird became the first WNBA player to win four championships in three different decades, as well as the first WNBA player to record at least eight assists in a game after turning 40. "Of course my body feels good," Bird told ESPN on Tuesday, "so that can trick ya, but there's a reason why I felt comfortable and I felt confident in this being my last year.