Kahleah Copper is one of the Phoenix Mercury's stars, and she joined the team before the 2024 season. She had an excellent season, and in her second season, she continued to contribute.
The Phoenix Mercury and the Minnesota Lynx have an extensive history. They have faced each other in the playoffs several times, and in Phoenix's most recent run, the Mercury came out victorious.
The Phoenix Mercury added another playoff appearance to their legacy, as they were a part of the 2011 playoffs. The Mercury finished the regular season with a record of 19-15, and they faced the Seattle Storm and the Minnesota Lynx during that run.
Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark has been clear about one thing publicly: she expects to take the court for the 2026 WNBA season. Clark hasn't played in a game since July, which will only increase the anticipation for her return when the Fever's season is scheduled to start in May.
The Phoenix Mercury won their second championship in 2009, and they beat the Indiana Fever to achieve that feat. The Mercury finished that season with a record of 23-11, and Corey Gaines became the second coach to lead the team to a championship.
The Phoenix Mercury had some difficulties with Western Conference teams in 2019, but they beat an Eastern Conference team during that time. The Mercury beat the Indiana Fever in the season series, and it was a sweep.
The Phoenix Mercury made some changes in 2024, and the biggest involved a new star. The Mercury acquired Kahleah Copper, and she was a star for the Chicago Sky.
Sami Whitcomb joined the Phoenix Mercury before the 2025 season, and before that, she played for the Seattle Storm. Whitcomb started her career with the Storm back in 2017, and after spending some years with them, she played for the New York Liberty.
In the heart of Las Vegas on National Girls and Women in Sports Day, we shine a spotlight on the city’s current elite female athletes who are turning local talent into global triumphs, from WNBA dynasties and Olympic podiums to racetracks and beyond.
While there's a lot of uncertainty surrounding the WNBA at this time, Angel Reese made it clear that she knows what she wants. Reese has been a double-double machine since entering the WNBA in 2024, averaging 14.1 points and 12.9 rebounds per game.
The large audience that tuned in to Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark's NBA on NBC debut Sunday night may have been drawn in early prior to the game when Clark competed in a modified version of HORSE against former 20-year veteran Jamal Crawford.
Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham didn't hold back this week when talking about all the uncertainty surrounding the WNBA. On Monday, the WNBA and the players' union met for a few hours to discuss a new collective bargaining agreement.
There is still no resolution on a new collective bargaining agreement between the WNBA and the players' association, with the threat of missed games becoming more of a possibility as each day passes.
Caitlin Clark has been one of the WNBA’s finest players since entering the league, with a national profile that began during her time with the Iowa Hawkeyes.
The Phoenix Mercury have had some great coaches over the years, and it all started with Cheryl Miller. Miller coached the team in its inaugural season , and she remained the coach until after the 2000 season.
Alyssa Thomas was one of the Phoenix Mercury's new additions , and she was one of the keys to their success. She averaged 15.4 points, 9.2 assists, 8.8 rebounds and 1.6 steals in what was her first season with the Mercury.
The Phoenix Mercury's 2021 season was memorable, as it led to the franchise's fifth Finals appearance. They finished the season with a record of 19-13, and they met the Chicago Sky in the Finals.
The Phoenix Mercury found a new coach in 2006, as they hired Paul Westhead. He had championship experience, as he led the Los Angeles Lakers to a championship in 1980.
Players expecting to receive a proposal from the WNBA about a new collective bargaining agreement walked away from Monday's meeting empty-handed. Meeting for the first time in months, the two sides talked for about three hours at the league's New York offices.
The Dallas Wings and the rest of the WNBA are trying to get a new collective bargaining agreement before the start of the season, which is scheduled for early May.
Without question, the Breeze have shown they can hang in their inaugural Unrivaled Basketball season. The playoffs seem like a reality as head coach Noelle Quinn has the “Youngins” playing well so far.
The mentality is what has always separated Marina Mabrey; she thrives in moments that demand belief. While others measure risk, she measures opportunity.
A lawsuit filed in Cook County has placed the ownership structure of the Chicago Sky under renewed scrutiny, raising questions about governance, transparency and fiduciary responsibility at a moment when franchise valuation across the WNBA is rapidly rising.