The third place Mercury have adopted several team-first slogans in spite of external opinions
Tia Reid
Tia Reid joined The Next in 2023 as the Phoenix Mercury beat writer. Her other work has also appeared on NCAA.com, College Gym News, Cronkite News/Arizona PBS and the Walter Cronkite Sports Network.
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Satou Sabally is stepping into the spotlight with the Phoenix Mercury
In her first season in the Valley, ‘the Unicorn’ is having a career year and drawing more league-wide attention
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Phoenix Mercury’s title aspirations move closer to reality with DeWanna Bonner homecoming
Bonner: ‘It still feels like home, just happy to be home’
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How Phoenix Mercury displayed their learning curve in win over Wings
Alyssa Thomas threatens single-game assist record
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Kahleah Copper excited for home debut as the next stage of her injury recovery
“The more she gets comfortable, the more dangerous we get.”
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How Kahleah Copper returning impacts how the Phoenix Mercury play
With Copper back, the Phoenix Mercury’s ‘Big Three’ finally gets to play together
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Mercury returnees lead charge in victory against Wings
Natasha Mack and Alyssa Thomas returned to play after missing 10 and five games, respectively
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How comebacks have played a key role in Phoenix Mercury start
Tibbetts: ‘We’ve been resilient. We continue to fight,’
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Unconventional rookies step up for Phoenix Mercury
Tibbetts: ‘I’ve been really impressed with all of them at different times,’
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Why getting Sami Whitcomb more shots is key to improving the Phoenix Mercury offense
Whitcomb is averaging just 6 points on six shots per game this season