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Phoenix Mercury set for big WNBA matchups against playoff teams, including Golden State
At the trade deadline, the Storm were among the teams to make a move, trading for veteran guard Brittney Sykes. Sykes earned an All-Star nod with the Washington Mystics this season, averaging 15.4 points, 3.4 rebounds and a career high 4.4 assists in 25 games.
The Mercury’s remaining schedule looks good for a late-season tune-up, but they need to be wary of playoff seeding, too.
When it comes to No. 12, there are no current players that wear it. However, like all numbers, it has a history.
Live stream the Phoenix Mercury vs. Seattle Storm WNBA game for free on ABC with Fubo: Start your subscription now! On Sunday ...
The Mercury was beaten by the Las Vegas Aces 86-83 at PHX Arena on Aug. 15. This article originally appeared on Arizona Republic: Arizona Digest: Phoenix Mercury survive close call at Seattle Storm, ...
The Phoenix Mercury has a loyal fanbase, and those are showing up and are showing out in their team's home games.
The Las Vegas Aces visit the Phoenix Mercury on Friday in a WNBA showdown with major playoff seeding implications on the line ...
The Phoenix Mercury will host the Las Vegas Aces for a key matchup at PHX Arena on Aug. 15. Here are the updates, including ...
Mat Ishbia Will Never Give Up Control Of Phoenix Suns, Mercury: "I’m Doing It My Way Now" originally appeared on Fadeaway ...
The Las Vegas Aces defeated the Phoenix Mercury 86-83 for their sixth straight win, with A'ja Wilson scoring 30 points.
In 2017, the Mercury had a single pick, and it was a late one. Phoenix had the 29th pick, which was in the third round. In a draft where players like Kelsey Plum, Allisha Gray, Brittney Sykes and ...
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