Phoenix Suns

Rhyne Howard scored 21 points, Allisha Gray added 17 and Angel Reese recorded her third double-double of the season as the Atlanta Dream used a late surge to beat the Phoenix Mercury 82-80 on Sunday. Reese finished with 17 points and 10 rebounds. Jordin Canada had 11 points and 14 rebounds for her first double-double of the season.

Jordan Goodwin didn’t receive an All-Defense vote, though his impact in Phoenix was impossible to miss.

Both the Phoenix Mercury and Atlanta Dream may be without multiple key players in Sunday afternoon's matchup.

The Atlanta Dream (3-1) looks for a second straight win at home as they host the Phoenix Mercury (2-4) at Gateway Center Arena on Sunday. MORE: Early favorites for the 2026 WNBA MVP Award How to Watch Phoenix Mercury vs…

How being in the same conference as Victor Wembanyama and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander impacts team building.

The Phoenix Mercury are going east for a three-game road trip, which will feature a familiar face.

ESPN’s Bobby Marks projects Mark Williams at three years and $42 million.

ATLANTA — With the Phoenix Mercury heading on the road for a three-game stretch next week, a familiar face has been activated that could help a club still searching for its identity. Phoenix activated guard Monique Akoa-Makani ahead of the trip, bringing back one of the few players who already understands the culture and style the Mercury spent last season building.

That blowout win on opening night over the defending champions, the Las Vegas Aces, feels like a long time ago. Since then, Phoenix has gone on a downward spiral, managing just one win in its next five games.

The final report card is in. The Suns aced a transition year.

The Suns are doing their diligence on projected second-rounders.

Phoenix has only one pick, yet the decisions surrounding it carry meaningful organizational stakes.

Los Angeles Sparks forward Nneka Ogwumike cleared another WNBA milestone Thursday night, moving up to fifth spot on the all-time scorers list.

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The Phoenix Mercury players and coach were critical of the team's defense against the Los Angeles Sparks.

PHOENIX — The Phoenix Mercury’s 30th anniversary celebration was spoiled Thursday night, falling to the Los Angeles Sparks, 97-88, with one word at the forefront: defense. May 21, 2026; Phoenix, Arizona, USA; Los Angeles Sparks guard Kelsey Plum (10) drives on Phoenix Mercury forward Noemie Brochant (1) in the first half at Mortgage Matchup Center.

Law Murray's national tiers series at The Athletic strips away local bias, providing a colder lens on where the Suns fit in the broader NBA ecosystem.

As the top second-round targets slide out of range, the Suns must pivot to high-upside projects and disciplined floor generals at No. 47.

The Mercury's defense sputtered in their loss against the Toronto Tempo.

Booker’s efficiency dipped, but his influence on the offense never disappeared.