The Unrivaled season is flying by, and some of the WNBA's best players are in action. There are returning players like Chelsea Gray and Skylar Diggins, and there are new players like Paige Bueckers and Dominique Malonga.
Alyssa Thomas has been a star since the start of her WNBA career, and her 2025 season is a prime example. She was drafted by the New York Liberty in 2014, but she was traded to the Connecticut Sun shortly after.
After a day off for Super Bowl Sunday, Unrivaled resumes Week 5 action on Monday night. And the evening’s second matchup, with Rose meeting Mist, reminds how quickly things can change on the court at Sephora Arena (8:45 p.m.
There is no better way to recover from your Super Bowl party than with a new Lynx Offseason Update! As we continue to wait for any indication of serious talks when it comes to negotiations with the Collective Bargaining Agreement, we are still on pause before we can start looking ahead to the 2026 WNBA season.
The 2004 season was a significant year for the Phoenix Mercury . They had a poor 2003 season, and because of that, they received two major picks. With the Cleveland Rockers folding, the WNBA held a dispersal draft.
Samantha Prahalis is a part of Phoenix Mercury history , as she was one of their first-round picks. She was drafted in 2012, and she was the sixth pick of that draft.
The Phoenix Mercury finished the 2025 season with a record of 27-17. They were third in the Western Conference, as the Minnesota Lynx and the Las Vegas Aces were ahead of them.
The Laces, led by Brittney Sykes and Jackie Young, are sitting in the No. 1 seed at 8-2. Their eighth win came Feb. 6 against the Lunar Owls in a tight 74-70 victory.
DeWanna Bonner joined the Phoenix Mercury in 2009, and that was a big year for the team. They won their second championship, and their star, Diana Taurasi, led the way.
Chicago Sky power forward Angel Reese’s trailblazing path continues. The WNBL and Reebok Australia announce that Reebok will be the official footwear partner of the WNBL.
The Phoenix Mercury are gearing up for what could be an exciting season. They played well in 2025, and they managed to reach the WNBA Finals. They beat the New York Liberty and the Minnesota Lynx to get to that point, and they faced the Las Vegas Aces in hopes of winning another championship.
The Phoenix Mercury's 2019 season led to another playoff appearance, and their play in their season series made it happen. They beat some tough opponents, but they also picked up some losses.
Phantom takes sole control of second place in the Unrivaled standings after outpacing Mist on Saturday night, 83-71. A late-third quarter burst from the Ghost Gang proved pivotal in securing the victory.
The 1997 season started it all for the Phoenix Mercury. They were a part of the WNBA's inaugural season, and they were competing against teams like the Cleveland Rockers, the Houston Comets and the Sacramento Monarchs.
The WNBA has at long last presented a CBA proposal to players, according to a report from Front Office Sports. Following a six-week period of silence with no reported movement, league representatives met with players earlier this week to renew talks.
Nneka Ogwumike has yet another accolade to add to her career collection, but this one isn’t coming from her on-court accomplishments. The Seattle Storm star was named as one of TIME’s “The Closers 2026” recipients, which was awarded to Black leaders who are working towards equality in the United States.
Shakira Austin is a very skilled big for the Mystics who mostly thrives on her post moves. Her game is very deep, as she can also stretch the floor with her jumper and play off the bounce.
Dana Evans is a key piece in the WNBA, playing alongside reigning MVP A’ja Wilson on the Las Vegas Aces. This is Evans’ first season in the Unrivaled league, and she made her debut Feb.
Four-time WNBA All-Star forward Brionna Jones sustained a torn meniscus last week while playing overseas but her agent told ESPN she is expected to return in time for the WNBA season.
The Unrivaled tour in Philadelphia was a historic success. This remarkable event not only attracted exceptional attendance but also featured outstanding performances from individual players.
The Indiana Pacers got into the NBA trade deadline action right before the 3 pm ET cutoff. The Pacers acquired Los Angeles Clippers center Ivica Zubac, along with Kobe Brown, in exchange for Bennedict Mathurin, Isaiah Jackson, two first-round picks and one second-round pick.
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.