PHOENIX — Sandy Brondello doesn’t want to put too much pressure on Diana Taurasi as she recovers from her back surgery. But it’s safe to say that, a...
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PHOENIX — Sandy Brondello and the Phoenix Mercury coaching staff knew they needed to get more shots out of their starting guards. So what did assistant ...
After spending Monday watching the Phoenix Mercury practice, head coach Sandy Brondello shared a few bits of news with the assembled media, us.
I asked the Mercury the same question: who was the person that, when you were a young player, showed you what it means and what it takes?
Brittney Griner remembers the mountain of difference between the college game and the pros, something three new Mercury players will face.
I'm at Talking Stick Resort Arena, the home of the Phoenix Mercury and the NBA’s Suns, participating in a tryout for the Mercury’s male practice squad.
Gatorade announced April 1 that Sue Phillips has been recognized as their 2019 Gatorade Coaching Excellence Award winner.
We ran 100 simulations to get a general sense. Here are the top questions that we can answer, thanks to the simulator built by an Illinois professor.
Behind a stout defensive effort and a solid showing of shooting from behind the three-point arc, #11 Stanford took down #3 Baylor 68-63.
Oregon’s head basketball coach, Kelly Graves, received a two-game suspension from the NCAA, part of sanctions handed down against the school.
There are many big takeaways one should have from top 2019 recruit Haley Jones’ decision to go to Stanford. The big one: success breeds success.
ESPN made the mutually-beneficial decision to simulcast the second half of Game 1 of the WNBA Finals on the main ESPN channel.
Sue Bird slayed the Phoenix Mercury and her long-time best friend, Diana Taurasi, to take the Storm back to the Finals for the first time since 2010.
The Seattle Storm are flying back home after Sunday’s Game 4 of the WNBA semifinals. But, much to their chagrin, the Phoenix Mercury are, too.
The Seattle Storm appeared to be rolling right toward their destination when Sue Bird’s nasal history repeated itself, this time from friendly fire.
WNBA fans were rightfully upset when Game 4 of the WNBA Semifinals between the Washington Mystics and Atlanta Dream wasn’t viewable on television.
Among the various paths one could theoretically take to the WNBA semifinals, perhaps no one could match the circuity of Yvonne “Vonnie” Turner.
Facing their third-straight sweep in the WNBA semifinals, the Phoenix Mercury forced a Game 4 with a dominant 86-66 victory over the Seattle Storm.
And y’all thought Game 1 of the WNBA semifinals between the Seattle Storm and the Phoenix Mercury was crazy. This was crazier.
The Seattle Storm used a big third quarter to build a lead that withstood a late Phoenix Mercury run to win Game 1 of the WNBA Semifinals, 91-87.