DeWanna Bonner is a Mercury legend, and after being away from the team for a few years, she returned to where it all started. The Mercury traded her before the 2020 season, and she played with the Connecticut Sun for a few years before joining the Indiana Fever.
The WNBA season flew by, and soon, the Phoenix Mercury's trio of stars will be back in action as they will be playing in Unrivaled come January. In the meantime, the NBA season is underway, and the Phoenix Suns are trying to compete.
Kahleah Copper had an incredible season in her first year with the Phoenix Mercury. She had the best season of her career, and she was a part of the All-WNBA Second Team.
Cappie Pondexter is one of the Phoenix Mercury's most legendary players. She joined the team in 2006, as they drafted her with the second pick of that year's draft.
The Phoenix Mercury had a sensational season, as they fought through the regular season and went on a deep playoff run to reach the WNBA Finals. This year was not perfect, as the Mercury encountered injuries at different points of the season, but they overcame those obstacles and ended up competing for a championship.
Amid the offseason, several Indiana Fever players are taking jobs outside the WNBA. The likes of Aerial Powers and Shey Peddy are in Turkey continuing to play basketball, while Sydney Colson, Odyssey Sims, Brianna Turner and Bree Hall are all set to suit up for AU Pro Basketball that starts in February.
Lexie Hull is certainly no stranger to standing up to adversity. From having to go from playing at Stanford with her twin sister Lacie to adjusting to the WNBA alone in 2022, to battling through the roller coaster that was the 2025 season for her Indiana Fever, Hull has had no choice but to learn how to bounce back from her challenges.
The five-team WNBA draft lottery has been set for Nov. 23 and the half-hour proceedings will be televised on ESPN. The Dallas Wings, Minnesota Lynx, Seattle Storm, Washington Mystics, and Chicago Sky will vie for the top pick.
The Dallas Wings ended the season tied for the worst record in the WNBA at 10-34, which extends a long streak of bad seasons for the franchise. However, because the WNBA bases draft odds based on the records of the last two seasons, the Wings have the best odds to land the first overall pick in next year's draft at 42%.
Caitlin Clark is one of the most loved personalities in WNBA. Playing for the Indiana Fever, she has drawn major attention to the league. She is also a great role model for the kids.
The date for the upcoming WNBA Draft Lottery has been officially announced despite concerns that 2026 operations might not proceed amid the ongoing CBA (collective bargaining agreement) discussions.
There's no question that the Indiana Fever are the WNBA's most popular team. There's also no question that this is owed to Caitlin Clark being on the roster, given that the 23-year-old is the biggest star in women's basketball history.
The Dallas Wings officially introduced Jose Fernandez as their newest head coach on Thursday, where they hope he can provide stability to a position that hasn't had it in a few years.
There was a collective feeling of confusion from among the women's basketball community when news broke that the New York Liberty had fired Sandy Brondello a short time after the team's 2025 season ended in disappointment.
Caitlin Clark spent most of last season on the bench due to a series of persistent injuries. She suffered a right groin injury on July 15, and her rehabilitation timeline ended her season after only 13 games for the Indiana Fever.
The Dallas Wings are welcoming Jose Fernandez as their new head coach, hoping he can spark a turnaround for the franchise. It's a daunting task, especially with the pressure of coaching last year's No.
While she is currently mulling her free agency options after spending 2025 with the Indiana Fever, WNBA star Sophie Cunningham is teasing a new project.
Last month, the Los Angeles Sparks announced a brand new training and practice facility in El Segundo, CA, set to open in time for the 2027 WNBA season.
Last month, news broke that Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark would be competing in the Annika Pro-Am golf tournament in Florida on November 12, marking the second straight year Clark will participate in the tournament.
Not even a league set more than 1,000 miles away could keep Rebecca Allen and Rachel Banham apart for long. Fate brought the Chicago Sky duo together as they were selected to suit up for the Lunar Owls during a second season of South Beach standoffs.
PHOENIX — Unrivaled is nearly ready to begin its second season next year and three Phoenix Mercury players have been drafted to their respective teams.
Brittney Griner joined the Atlanta Dream last WNBA offseason and had a solid first year with a different team after spending 11 seasons with the Phoenix Mercury.
Sandy Brondello officially has been named the inaugural head coach of the Toronto Tempo, the expansion team announced Tuesday. Brondello guided the Phoenix Mercury to the 2014 WNBA championship and did the same with the New York Liberty in 2024.
Angel Reese is keeping the ball rolling with her trademarks. The Chicago Sky star Reese has successfully secured a new trademark, Annie Costabile of Front Office Sports reported this week.