Pondexter wasted little time getting accustomed the league, and she averaged 19.5 points. She became a member of the 2006 WNBA All-Rookie Team. The following year, she 17.2 points. The Mercury won the ...

Phoenix Mercury might yet be leading the race for teams that best do the "something big is coming" impression. The post ...

The Phoenix Mercury currently have just around $88,103 in cap space, which means Bonner-level contracts are likely out of reach without some maneuvering.

But one particular fan believed Bonner had an ulterior motive before news of her release — to try and force the Fever into trading her to the Phoenix Mercury, where she could play with her ...

The Indiana Fever are moving on from two-time WNBA champion DeWanna Bonner. The team made the announcement Wednesday after weeks of speculation that there were tensions between the two sides.

Virtually everyone expected Bonner would follow Alyssa Thomas to Phoenix in the offseason, so it's no surprise that Costabile reported the Mercury as one of her two desired destinations.

According to multiple reports, Bonner’s preferred destination is the Phoenix Mercury. She was drafted by Phoenix fifth overall in the 2009 WNBA draft.

The 37-year-old WNBA veteran has been in the league since 2009. Drafted fifth overall out of Auburn by the Phoenix Mercury, Bonner helped lead the franchise to championships in 2009 and 2014.

Bonner's two preferred landing spots are the Phoenix Mercury and the Atlanta Dream, according to Front Office Sports. Bonner signed a one-year contract with the Fever in February and started in ...

Front Office Sports reported Bonner’s preferred destinations would be the Atlanta Dream or the Phoenix Mercury, but a trade could be difficult because of the size of her contract. Bonner signed ...

The Mercury already have two players on supermax contracts of about $250,000, including Satou Sabally and Bonner’s fiance, Alyssa Thomas. Phoenix only has cap room of about $88,000, per Her Hoop ...