Phoenix Mercury

This week, Phoenix continues its four-game homestand with games against the expansion Toronto Tempo May 19, and the Los Angeles Sparks May 21.

Phoenix Mercury rookie Jovana Nogic is off to a historic start, setting a WNBA record for most points by an undrafted rookie.

PHOENIX — At the start of the WNBA season, many fans had not heard of Jovana Nogic. One week in, Nogic’s name is now cemented in league history.

The Mercury's 2026 season is still early, but the team earned a much-needed win against the Chicago Sky on May 15.

PHOENIX — The Phoenix Mercury bounced back from their short two-game skid, taking a 91-83 win over the Chicago Sky that showcased the defensive identity they’ve hung their hat on. Mercury forward Alyssa Thomas (25) screams after a call during a game at Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix on May 15, 2026.

Jovana Nogic scored 27 points and the Phoenix Mercury topped the Chicago Sky 91-83 on Friday night after blowing a 17-point lead in the second half. Alyssa Thomas and Kahleah Copper both had 17 points for the Mercury (2-2). Natasha Mack had 10 points for Phoenix, which went 37 of 41 from the foul line on coach Nate Tibbetts' 49th birthday.

The Chicago Sky may be without multiple key players in Friday night’s game against the Phoenix Mercury.

Late on Friday, the Chicago Sky (2-0) and Phoenix Mercury (1-2) face off to close out the evening of WNBA action. MORE: Stephen Curry changes stance on playing in 2028 Olympics How to Watch Chicago Sky vs. Phoenix Mercury The…

Chicago Sky (2-0) at Phoenix Mercury (1-2, 1-2 Western Conference) Phoenix; Friday, 10 p.m. EDT BOTTOM LINE: Phoenix Mercury faces the Chicago Sky after Kahleah Copper scored 30 points in the Phoenix Mercury's 88-84 loss to the Minnesota Lynx. Phoenix finished 15-7 at home a season ago while going 27-17 overall. The Mercury averaged 21.0 assists per game on 29.7 made field goals last season. Chicago went 10-34 overall last season while going 4-18 on the road. The Sky averaged 6.0 steals, ...

Cheryl Reeve praised Olivia Miles after the Lynx rookie followed up her debut with another strong all-around game against Phoenix.

The Phoenix Mercury lost their second straight, an 88-84 loss to the Minnesota Lynx on May 12.

PHOENIX — Opening nights in the Valley are always special, but this year, the Phoenix Mercury played their first home game of the season after playing two games in three days. May 12, 2026; Phoenix, Arizona, USA; Phoenix Mercury guard Jovana Nogic (29) against the Minnesota Lynx in the first half at Mortgage Matchup Center.

Natasha Howard had 14 points and 11 rebounds, Nia Coffey made a wide-open 3-pointer with 25.6 seconds left for a four-point lead, and the Minnesota Lynx beat the Phoenix Mercury 88-84 on Tuesday night. Coffey's third 3-pointer — for an 87-83 lead — was set up by a nice drive and pass by rookie Olivia Miles. Then, Miles secured a rebound after a missed 3-pointer, and she made 1 of 2 free throws with 13.2 left to seal it.

Second year wing Valeriane Ayayi is set to make her 2026 WNBA season debut with the Mercury against the Lynx.

The Minnesota Lynx (0-1) travel to the Mortgage Matchup Center to face the Phoenix Mercury (1-1) in a regular-season WNBA matchup on Tuesday night. How to Watch Lynx vs Mercury Minnesota enters this contest having lost a tight game in…

Both the Minnesota Lynx and Phoenix Mercury may be without multiple key players in Tuesday night's matchup.

Phoenix Mercury forward Valeriane Ayayi has received her letter of clearance from FIBA after beginning the WNBA season under a partial-season suspension, underscoring complications players potentially face when competing in the WNBA and abroad. Ayayi, a three-time Olympian for France and two-time medalist, signed a one-year $500,000 contract with the Mercury in free agency, according to a source familiar with the terms of her contract, but she wasn’t available for Phoenix’s first two regular-sea

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For six years, the Phoenix Mercury was home for Sophie Cunningham. So when the opportunity came to leave everything behind for the Indiana Fever, the decision was far more emotional than many realized.