Phoenix Mercury Make WNBA History in Worst Way Possible

Well, the Phoenix Mercury are in the WNBA record book. It's just not exactly for the best reason. In Tuesday night's game against the Connecticut Sun, the Mercury made just one-of-27 shots from 3-point range. That amounted to a 3.7% clip from behind the arc, the lowest 3-point field goal percentage in a single game in WNBA history. The Sun ran away with the game, posting a 70-47 victory to improve to 6-0 on the year. Phoenix dropped to 3-3 on the season. The Connecticut Sun's defense held the Phoenix Mercury to the lowest 3-pt FG% in a game in WNBA history The Mercury shot 1-27 from three. pic.twitter.com/ohzLK2aev8 The lone make from long range for the Mercury came from Mikiah Herbert Harrigan. She finished the night making one-of-three attempts from deep. Diana Taurasi missed seven shots from long range and Kahleah Copper and Sophie Cunningham each missed five. Morgan Bertsch attempted four three-pointers in the contest and Natasha Cloud tossed up three shots from deep. Phoenix ended Tuesday's game making