The Phoenix Mercury struggled in the 2023 season , as they finished the year with a record of 9-31. It was one of the franchise's worst seasons, and after that, the Mercury made some changes.
The 2020 season was one of the Phoenix Mercury's most memorable season, and it is not for the reasons most people would think. The Mercury had a good year, and they did it under strange circumstances.
Leilani Mitchell started her WNBA career in 2008. She spent her college years at Idaho and Utah, and after that, she was drafted by one of the WNBA's best teams.
Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark played just 13 games in 2025 after a groin injury ended her season prematurely. She was unable to play for her team in both the Commissioner's Cup championship and during its run in the playoffs, where the Fever made it to the semifinals.
The Phoenix Mercury have drafted some great players over the years, and some of them have had big games in their time with the team. In some cases, their picks did not suit up for the team, but they had their best game elsewhere.
Maria Stepanova played for the Phoenix Mercury in their early years, as they drafted her in the 1998 WNBA Draft. She was the eighth pick of that year's draft, and the Mercury drafted three other players in the later rounds.
The Phoenix Mercury had a good group of rookies this year, and they all showed what they are capable of. Some of them were in the starting lineup during the season, and in that time, they contributed in different areas.
The Phoenix Mercury's 2024 season went well, and they finished only two games under .500. They had a record of 19-21, which was a significant jump from the previous year.
NBA player Michael Porter Jr. has made several inflammatory comments regarding his opinion that the world's best women's basketball players couldn't compete against elite high school men's basketball players.
Sophie Cunningham watched on as Kelsey Mitchell led the Indiana Fever all the way to the 2025 WNBA semifinals, upsetting the Atlanta Dream in the opening round.
In January 2024, in a move designed to free up the cap space necessary to sign Nneka Ogwumike and Skylar Diggins, the Seattle Storm traded Kia Nurse and the No.
Projecting the top picks of a WNBA draft is always a balance of analyzing current collegiate production, long-term potential, and the specific structural needs of each team.
The WNBA season may be over, but that hasn’t meant players on the Indiana Fever have to stop hanging out with each other. Caitlin Clark, Sophie Cunningham and Lexie Hull formed a close relationship this past season.
Alyssa Thomas made her presence felt in her first season with the Phoenix Mercury. She had an exceptional year, and she helped the team reach the WNBA Finals for the sixth time in franchise history.
Indiana Fever star guard Kelsey Mitchell wasn't on the court when her team's season ended during Game 5 of the WNBA semifinals against the Las Vegas Aces.
Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham is set to be a free agent this offseason. There'll be plenty of fans monitoring where she ends up. Cunningham, who started her WNBA career with the Phoenix Mercury, averaged 8.6 points and 3.5 rebounds per game this past season.
Dallas Wings guard Paige Bueckers isn't just a talented rising star on the court, but off it, her infectious personality shines through. Bueckers is in a highly publicized relationship with former UConn Huskies star Azzi Fudd.
Candice Dupree joined the Phoenix Mercury before the 2010 season, and today, she has a special place in the franchise's history. She helped the team win a championship in 2014, which was a spectacular year for the Mercury.
Sancho Lyttle spent several years in the WNBA. She started her career with the Houston Comets, as they drafted her with the fifth pick of the 2005 WNBA Draft.
Chicago Sky guards Ariel Atkins and Kia Nurse are bringing their talents to Athletes Unlimited Pro Basketball — a fast-paced, four-week 5x5 league based in Nashville, Tennessee.
Kahleah Copper is one of the WNBA's best scorers, and her offense plays a role in the Phoenix Mercury's success. In her first year with the team, she averaged a career-high 21.1 points.
While Azzi Fudd still has a full final season to play with the UConn Huskies women's basketball team (which they're hoping will result in a second consecutive national championship trophy), it's hard not to look forward to Fudd's WNBA future.
The Connecticut Sun are in for a long offseason, as they have quite a bit of work to do to build around their young core of talent, and also add to it with their two picks in the first round of the draft.
Two-time Olympic gold medalist Jewell Loyd announced Tuesday that she will join Project B, becoming the latest WNBA star to commit to the new women’s basketball league set to launch in Europe and Asia in November 2026.
The WNBA proposed a maximum player salary of more than $1.1 million in the latest round of collective bargaining negotiations this week, multiple reports said Tuesday.