In 1997, the Phoenix Mercury burst onto the WNBA scene, and one of its very first players made an immediate statement. Her standout performance helped the new franchise capture attention throughout the league.
The Phoenix Mercury’s 2021 postseason journey stood out for its significance and electrifying overtime battles. Facing formidable WNBA opponents, they highlighted their tenacity in one of the league’s most memorable playoff runs.
Sami Whitcomb’s shooting prowess has earned her a reputation as one of the WNBA’s most reliable perimeter threats. Known for posting big numbers throughout her career, she has offered the Phoenix Mercury a critical offensive advantage on the court.
The Las Vegas Aces secured a narrow 89-86 victory over the Phoenix Mercury in Game 1 of the WNBA Finals. A’ja Wilson and Dana Evans each notched 21 points, setting the stage for a thrilling championship series. The tight contest hints at more close battles ahead.
In a thrilling opening to the WNBA Finals, the Las Vegas Aces narrowly defeated the Phoenix Mercury 89-86. A’ja Wilson and Dana Evans each scored 21 points, with Wilson notching 12 of her points in the final stretch to help secure the victory.
A new era begins for sports fans in downtown Phoenix, as the Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury unveil Mortgage Matchup Center. The renaming comes from a fresh agreement with United Wholesale Mortgage, indicating a significant shift for the teams’ shared home court.
Kahleah Copper’s season took a challenging turn when she underwent a left knee arthroscopy just days before the 2025 WNBA season tipped off. Despite this setback and the team’s projection that she would miss 4-6 weeks, the Phoenix Mercury standout remains eager to participate in “Unrivaled Season 2.”
On Friday, the Phoenix Mercury welcome the Minnesota Lynx for an all-important Game 3, where injury updates could tip the balance. With postseason implications hanging in the air, both teams seek any edge to secure a critical victory.
The Phoenix Mercury used a relentless offensive attack to overpower the Los Angeles Sparks, securing a decisive win that helped them keep hold of their fourth-place spot in the standings. With strong scoring and playoff urgency, the Mercury proved why they remain a force to be reckoned with.
Alyssa Thomas notched a historic triple-double to guide the Phoenix Mercury past the Los Angeles Sparks, 92-84, on Tuesday. Despite Satou Sabally’s 19 points for her squad, her efforts fell short in the face of Thomas’s milestone performance.
