Mercury Acquires Alexis Hornbuckle

The Phoenix Mercury has acquired restricted free agent Alexis Hornbuckle in a sign-and-trade deal on Thursday. The 5-10 guard is entering her fifth year in the league and has already won two WNBA championships, in 2011 with the Minnesota Lynx and 2008 with the Detroit Shock. Read More

Mercury Honors Title IX

In celebration of the 40th anniversary of Title IX passing, the Mercury will honor and celebrate all women who were impacted by the legislation. Fans can submit a story of how Title IX benefitted them, a friend or family member to receive a free ticket to the June 23 Mercury game and take part in an on-court recognition at halftime. Submit

Mercury Announces 2012 Schedule

The WNBA today announced the Phoenix Mercury’s full 34-game schedule for the 2012 season, which runs from May 20 - Sept. 23, including a month-long Olympic hiatus from July 14 - Aug. 15. The Mercury tips off facing the Minnesota Lynx on Sunday, May 20 at 9:30 a.m. PT on ABC.

Mercury Acquires Andrea Riley

On Thursday, the Phoenix Mercury acquired guard Andrea Riley from the Tulsa Shock in exchange for guard Temeka Johnson. Riley was originally drafted in 2010 by the Los Angeles Sparks.
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International Honor

Several members of the Phoenix Mercury frontcourt including Penny Taylor, DeWanna Bonner and Candice Dupree were recently honored for their solid international play.
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Christensen Returns to Phoenix

Former Mercury forward Kayte Christense is returning to Phoenix as the new social media sideline reporter for the Phoenix Suns, the first position of its kind for a professional sports franchise. Christensen will join the club’s home-game broadcasts to share comments from fan discussions taking place on Twitter, Facebook and Google+. Mercury season tickets holders, Hip Hop Squad members, Scorch and even Hall of Famer Ann Meyers Drysdale and Head Coach Corey Gaines pose for holiday photos during the official Mercury holiday party. Click to view and download your photos. Happy Holidays from the Phoenix Mercury! Photo Gallery

Mercury Named Top Valley Team

Thanks to the X-Factor, the Mercury has been named the Best Pro Sports Team in the Valley for the second year by Arizona Foothills Magazine! We couldn't have done it without the best fans in the WNBA.

Where In the World Are the Mercury?

Diana Taurasi’s and DeWanna Bonner are just two of the Mercury players impressing their Euro teams overseas this WNBA offseason. Click here to find out how the rest of the Mercury are doing as they play in various professional leagues overseas.

Spot the Differences

At first glance, the playoff tip off photo looks identical. Upon further review and inspection, there are 14 subtle changes that have been made. Look closely, jot down the differences you see and consult the answer key, if you need. Photos | Answer Key More Fun: Mercury Crossword

Mercury Realigns Front Office

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The Mercury announced a realignment of its front office and basketball operations department. Ann Meyers Drysdale was named Vice President, Amber Cox was named President and Chief Operating Officer and Head Coach Corey Gaines added general manager responsibilities. Release

Championship Trophies Shining Bright

The Mercury's 2007 and 2009 WNBA Championship trophies are sparkling as bright as the day they were won after a trip back east to be professionally cleaned. The trophies are now ready to be displayed at US Airways Center for all to see. 2012 Season Tickets

2011 Season Highlights

The 2011 season had its ups and downs for the Mercury. The highest scoring team in the league lit up the scoreboard, tallied some big wins and finished with an exciting run in the WNBA Playoffs. Take a look back at some of the most memorable highlights for this past summer's action. VIDEO: Highlights | Playoffs | Player Introduction