Two-Time WNBA Champion Joins The 2018 Mercury

Ironically, the Liberty had several Mercury ties, as Cappie Pondexter was New York's leading scorer. She had 30 points in that game, and she had five assists, two rebounds and a steal in the process. Then, Essence Carson, Kia Vaughn, Leilani Mitchell, Kara Braxton and Kelly Miller were all playing for New York.

Peters had some solid seasons, and in her time with the Lynx, she won two championships. She helped the Lynx win in 2013, and they beat the Seattle Storm and the Mercury to get to the Finals. Then, they beat the Atlanta Dream to win it all.

During that time, Peters averaged 4.1 points, 4.6 rebounds, 1.1 assists and a block. Her season high was 14 points, and she did it against the Los Angeles Sparks. Minnesota won that game, it was a blowout.

When it came to Minnesota's 2015 win, Peters did well rebounding-wise. She averaged 3.4 boards, and she averaged 3.2 points in the process. She had a 12-point game against the Connecticut Sun, and the Lynx lost that game. The Lynx went on a successful postseason run, and they beat the Sparks, the Mercury and the Indiana Fever.

Peters comes to Phoenix

A few years passed, and Peters joined the Mercury. She played five games, and she came off the bench in all of them. She averaged 1.6 points and 1.6 rebounds during that stretch. Her best performance in those outings was a four-point game against the Fever. Phoenix won that game, and the Fever had some familiar faces. Pondexter was there, and Candice Dupree was in action as well.

The Mercury finished the 2018 season with a record of 20-14, and in her time with the team, Peters added to that success. Overall, she had a good career, and she ended it with one of the WNBA's historic teams.

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