The roster includes undrafted rookies, international additions and waiver claims
Dylan Kane
Dylan has been the Phoenix Mercury beat reporter for The IX Sports since 2025. He holds a master’s degree in sports journalism from Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication and a bachelor’s degree in philosophy from the University of Washington. His work has also appeared on FanSided, The Arizona Republic, Cronkite News and AZPreps365.
Posted inPhoenix Mercury
2026 WNBA season preview: Phoenix Mercury
Tibbetts: ‘It’s a new year. Every year is different.’
Posted inThe IX Sports
Sights, sounds and stakes from the inaugural Fiesta Bowl Flag Football Classic
Eight college flag football programs converged in Tempe for the first Fiesta Bowl Flag Football Classic, signaling a turning point for the emerging sport
Posted inPhoenix Mercury
‘Pipeline of talent’: In chaotic offseason, Phoenix Mercury are searching far and wide to rebuild depth
GM Nick U’Ren: ‘This is not something where we’re kind of throwing darts at a wall. These are people we’ve targeted’
Posted inPhoenix Mercury
What to expect in free agency from the Phoenix Mercury amid unprecedented WNBA offseason
Nate Tibbetts: ‘Every team is going through what we’re going through’
Posted inNCAA Basketball
Takeaways from the 2026 Lilly Women’s College All-Star Game
Christeen Iwuala earned MVP honors in a game coached by basketball legends Cheryl Miller and Nancy Lieberman
Posted inGolden State Valkyries
How the Valkyries’ breakout season boosted players to USAB
From expansion draft afterthoughts to USA Basketball standouts, a Golden State Valkyries trio turned belief into a breakout season and a place on the national stage
Posted inNCAA Basketball
How the transfer portal has impacted each team remaining in the Final Four
As the transfer portal transforms college basketball, each Final Four contender is using it to find a distinct formula for success
Posted inBig 12, Features, NCAA Basketball
How Gabby Elliott chose basketball when the game tried slipping away from her
A six-year journey through transfers and injuries has forged the poise of Arizona State’s leading scorer
Posted inBig 12, Features, NCAA Basketball
How Molly Miller has transformed Arizona State into a national competitor
New head coach transformed Sun Devils from afterthought to Big 12 threat
