​Sophie Cunningham already knows which WNBA star she would choose as a business partner: Diana Taurasi.She recently mentioned her as someone she wants to start a venture among all league players about. The Indiana Fever guard envisioned a yacht on a body of water. She also pictured drinks flowing and plenty of sunshine. Cunningham even agreed that the concept is similar to the popular reality series “Below Deck.” MORE: Sophie Cunningham debate continues as WNBA addresses fan shirt controversy“I’d probably go Diana Taurasi because she has the finances,” Cunningham said. “And then the business would be like being on a yacht, on a boat, on a lake or on the ocean. You know, drinks flowing, you’re getting a nice tan. But definitely on her budget, not mine.”However, the business idea sounds like a permanent vacation more than a venture. There was one important detail, Cunningham wants to live that lifestyle on Taurasi’s budget. The joke makes sense given their history.Cunningham spent her first six WNBA seasons with the Phoenix Mercury, playing alongside Taurasi. The franchise drafted her 13th overall in 2019. Cunningham has also spoken openly about her influence on her career. She called her the GOAT and praised the retired guard’s competitiveness, personality and professionalism.Sophie Cunningham’s 2026 seasonJul 31, 2026; Portland, Oregon, USA; Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham (8) speaks at a press conference before a game against the Portland Fire at Moda Center. Mandatory Credit: Jaime Valdez-Imagn Images Credit: IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect (Reuters)Cunningham has found her rhythm with Indiana, playing 35 games this season. She averages 8.8 points, 2.4 rebounds and 1.2 assists per game.The Missouri native shoots a 45.8 percent from three-point range this season. Cunningham also makes 48.4 percent from the field and 88.6 percent from the free-throw line. Those percentages make her a valuable floor spacer.The Fever star does not need the ball constantly to impact games. Cunningham can move without the ball, knock down open threes and punish defenses that leave her open. Her 64.1 percent effective field-goal percentage also highlights her efficiency.Indiana is 24-12 and currently third in the standings.— Enjoy free coverage of the top news & trending stories with The Big Lead Newsletter —