The Unrivaled season continues, and teams are playing at a high level. There are five teams over .500, and two of those teams feature players who led the Phoenix Mercury in their deep playoff run.
Alyssa Thomas had an excellent 2025 season, and she was one of five Most Valuable Player (MVP) candidates. In what was her first season with the Phoenix Mercury, she helped them reach the WNBA Finals.
The ACC Tournament began in 1978, and today, the tournament is still going strong. The first championship game was a matchup between Maryland and NC State.
Alyssa Thomas was one of the players who played in Unrivaled last season, and this year, she is back in action. Thomas plays for Laces BC, and in her first game, her rebounding helped the team win.
Alyssa Thomas had an incredible 2025 season, and she helped the Phoenix Mercury make the WNBA Finals. That was the first time Phoenix reached the Finals since 2021, and it was the franchise's sixth appearance.
The Unrivaled season is off to a good start, and there have been some great performances. There are also some teams that are playing well, and they are trying to put themselves in a position to win it all.
The Phoenix Mercury acquired Alyssa Thomas before the start of the 2025 season, and she ended up having a spectacular season. She nearly averaged a triple-double, as she averaged 15.4 points, 9.2 assists, 8.8 rebounds and 1.6 steals.
Alyssa Thomas was one of the Phoenix Mercury's new additions, and she was joined by another All-Star. The Mercury acquired both her and Satou Sabally, and both stars helped the team go on a deep playoff run.
The first day of the Unrivaled season is complete, and the season started off with a bang. There were some good performances, and things kicked off with a game against Mist BC and Hive BC.
Nearly one year ago today, the Connecticut Sun made perhaps one of the most frustrating decisions in franchise history. After spending 11 seasons with the Sun, Alyssa Thomas found herself caught up in a massive trade, ultimately sending her to the Phoenix Mercury.
The Phoenix Mercury have had some great players over the years, and this year, the franchise added new stars. The Mercury acquired Satou Sabally and Alyssa Thomas , and when it comes to Thomas, she was a finalist for the Most Valuable Player (MVP) award.
Alyssa Thomas was one of the players who participated in Unrivaled's first season, and she had a successful debut. Her rebounding skills were on display, as she averaged 11.5 in that area.
The Phoenix Mercury had a successful season, and their new stars led the way. The Mercury brought in Satou Sabally and Alyssa Thomas, and their strong seasons led to Phoenix's deep playoff run.
Alyssa Thomas is one of the Phoenix Mercury's new stars, and she had big season. She was a Most Valuable Player (MVP) candidate, and she averaged 15.4 points, 9.2 assists, 8.8 rebounds and 1.6 steals.
PHOENIX — Phoenix Mercury forward Alyssa Thomas’ signing with Project B could change the future of women’s basketball and create a true rival to the WNBA.
PHOENIX — Phoenix Mercury All-Star Alyssa Thomas has joined the new women’s basketball league, rivaling the WNBA, Project B. According to the league, the All-Star has joined Project B as a player, partner and owner.
Phoenix Mercury star Alyssa Thomas had 10 assists on Saturday to raise her season total to 342 to reclaim the WNBA single-season assists record. Thomas set the record of 316 in 2023 before Caitlin Clark had 337 assists last season to break the mark.
The Phoenix Mercury squandered an opportunity to pull even with the Atlanta Dream for second in the WNBA standings on Saturday following an upset 87-84 road loss to the Connecticut Sun (11-31).
Phoenix Mercury forward Alyssa Thomas is putting together quite an MVP resume for herself, and added to it on Friday night in an 81-72 win over the Golden State Valkyries.
Alyssa Thomas came through with her sixth triple-double of the season — collecting 19 points, 11 assists and 10 rebounds — as the visiting Phoenix Mercury snapped a two-game losing streak with an 85-82 victory over the Seattle Storm on Sunday.
PHOENIX — Phoenix Mercury forward Alyssa Thomas continues to make history, securing her third consecutive triple-double during Thursday’s blowout 95-60 win against the Indiana Fever.
Alyssa Thomas dominated with a double-double of 27 points and 11 rebounds as the Phoenix Mercury snapped a three-game losing streak with an 88-72 victory over the Washington Mystics Sunday in the nation's capital.