DeWanna Bonner played a role in her team's first-round victory. The Phoenix Mercury had a strong regular season, and when it came to the playoffs, they started their journey with a series against the New York Liberty.
DeWanna Bonner signed with the Phoenix Mercury in July, and it was a nice homecoming. She started her career with the Mercury, but she later played with the Connecticut Sun from 2020 to 2024.
DeWanna Bonner returned to the Phoenix Mercury this season, and as a reserve, she helped them finish strong. She averaged 10.9 points, 4.3 rebounds and an assist in her 24 games with the Mercury, and she had some big performances in that time.
DeWanna Bonner was drafted by the Phoenix Mercury in 2009. The Mercury made history two seasons before that, as they won their first championship. Their draft picks of the past helped make that happen.
The Phoenix Mercury won a championship in 2009, and they did it after missing the playoffs in 2008. They finished the 2008 season with a record of 16-18.
The Phoenix Mercury nearly won a championship this year, and while the play of the starters gets the attention, this team also had some talented reserves.
DeWanna Bonner is one of the Phoenix Mercury's top players, and she has helped the team achieve great things. She helped them win their second championship by being the team's top reserve.
DeWanna Bonner returned to the Phoenix Mercury this year, and she had a strong season. She joined the team after her time with the Indiana Fever did not work out.
DeWanna Bonner has accomplished great things in her career. She has won two championships, she won Sixth Woman of the Year three times in a row, and she is a six-time All-Star.
DeWanna Bonner was a great player in college, and after winning SEC Player of the Year , she started her WNBA journey. She was drafted by the Phoenix Mercury, who selected her with the fifth pick of the 2009 WNBA Draft.
PHOENIX — Two-time WNBA Champion DeWanna Bonner posted a heartfelt message on Instagram, reflecting on her year in the league. “So much can change in a year,” she writes.
Before the Indiana Fever were forced to deal with a staggering amount of season-ending injuries to their roster, the biggest story regarding the 2025 regular season was the saga involving veteran wing DeWanna Bonner.
The Las Vegas Aces are one win away from cementing themselves as a dynasty in the WNBA. Las Vegas knocked off the Phoenix Mercury 90-88 on Wednesday night to take a commanding 3-0 series lead.
The Phoenix Mercury stunned the (Cheryl Reeve-less) Minnesota Lynx on September 28, beating them at home by a score of 86-81 in Game 4 of their WNBA Semifinals series.
DeWanna Bonner scored 19 points off the bench, including six in the fourth quarter, to lead the Phoenix Mercury to an 85-79 victory over her old team, the Indiana Fever, on Tuesday night at Phoenix.
PHOENIX — Phoenix Mercury guard DeWanna Bonner revealed she almost lost her love for basketball during a post-game presser after the Mercury defeated the Indiana Fever on Thursday.
Given how DeWanna Bonner's brief tenure with the Indiana Fever came to an end (she only played about 10 games with the team in 2025 before sitting herself
DeWanna Bonner was waived by the Indiana Fever on June 25 after appearing in just nine games with the team. The six-time WNBA All-Star started three of them, but after realizing her role wasn’t what she had envisioned when signing with the Fever this past offseason, she stepped away from the team.
WNBA star DeWanna Bonner is returning to where her professional career began and signing with the Phoenix Mercury, ESPN reported Monday. Terms of their agreement were not yet known, with the report indicating Bonner would sign in the days to come.
PHOENIX — DeWanna Bonner is expected to re-sign with the Phoenix Mercury, her former team, according to league sources. According to Michael Voepel from ESPN, Bonner is set to sign with the team “in the coming days.” This comes after the two-time WNBA Champion was waived from the Indiana Fever on June 25.
The Indiana Fever announced that they had waived veteran guard DeWanna Bonner on June 25. This came one day after reports surfaced that Bonner was seeking an exit from the franchise because she didn't feel like it was a good fit for her.
The Indiana Fever entered Tuesday’s contest against the Seattle Storm sitting third in the Eastern Conference, four games behind the first-place New York
PHOENIX — Two-time WNBA Champion DeWanna Bonner is looking to move on from the Indiana Fever and is eyeing the Phoenix Mercury as one of her landing options.