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Phoenix Mercury History
The Phoenix Mercury are a professional basketball team in the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA). Founded in 1997, the Mercury are one of the league’s original eight franchises. The team reached their first Finals in 1998 and have made six total appearances, winning in 2007, 2009 and 2014. The Mercury’s legacy is marked by two major No. 1 picks: Diana Taurasi in 2004 and Brittney Griner in 2013. As members of the Mercury, Taurasi won the regular season MVP in 2009 and set multiple WNBA records, including most career points, most three-pointers and most field goals made, while Griner earned two Defensive Player of the Year Awards and broke several block records. Ahead of the 2025 season, Taurasi announced her retirement and the Mercury acquired five-time All-Star Alyssa Thomas, who continues to hold the WNBA record for career triple-doubles.
Phoenix Mercury Team Info
Conference: Western
Team Colors: Purple, Orange, Light Grey, Black
Team Rivals: Minnesota Lynx, Connecticut Sun, Seattle Storm, Las Vegas Aces
Phoenix Mercury at Mortgage Matchup Center (formerly PHX Arena)
Mortgage Matchup Center, formerly Footprint Center and PHX Arena, has become known to Mercury fans as the “Purple Palace.” Mortgage Matchup Center has hosted the team since their inaugural season in 1997. Through the years, the 18,422-seat facility has hosted several WNBA Finals matches, as well as three of the league’s All-Star games in 2000, 2014 and 2024. The Mercury share Mortgage Matchup Center with the NBA’s Phoenix Suns, and the arena is one block away from Chase Field, home of MLB’s Arizona Diamondbacks.
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The schedule for the Phoenix Mercury’s 2025 basketball season can be found via the team’s website(Opens in new tab).
Tickets for the 2025 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Phoenix Mercury.
The Phoenix Mercury have made six appearances in the NBA Finals, and have won three times (in 2007, 2009 and 2014).
All 13 teams compete in the WNBA Commissioner's Cup. The league’s 2025 in-season tournament consists of five regular season games against each team’s conference opponents. Here’s a list of the Phoenix Mercury’s Commissioner's Cup matchups:
The Phoenix Mercury play at Mortgage Matchup Center (formerly PHX Arena) in Phoenix, Arizona. The seating map for Mortgage Matchup Center can be viewed on Ticketmaster(Opens in new tab).
It was BG’s first home game since being detained in Russia. Very emotional, beautiful set up. The music & entertainment (hip hop squad) was great! Free shirts were given out for 1st home game (season opener) along with other giveaways and the game was electric! The staff are VERY nice, though food & drink were SUPER pricey! Gotta get to as many games as possible this season! GO MERCURY!
Look forward to coming to more games this season. A lot of true fans arounds gave a very familial vibe that I really liked.
Great to see BG back! Opening day will be awesome!
I've only attended maybe half a dozen games since 1997, but became totally interested after the Griner grab in Russia. Mercury team is incredible to watch and so is the crowd! X-Factor, young kids, oldsters, Brownie & Girl Scout groups, everyone loves the Mighty Mercury! They play their heart out every game, even without their star players! Always a fun & exciting time!
We love this app and ticketmaster. We love Phoenix activities
From the beginning to the end of the Phoenix Mercury game. The whole experience was wonderful. Enjoyed my seats and the atmosphere.
My son absolutely enjoys going to see the Mercury play, he's 3 years old. This has become something we do as mom and son.
Like the way the women's place how they come together as a team and work together.
We are from Ohio and we took a break from moving my son into ASU to go to the game. It was so much fun! The crowd was interactive and the players were very talented!
Great experience! My first time attending a Mercury game. Loved the positive vibe and energy. Will definitely attend more games!
This event was so much more than I anticipated. The facilities, food, staff and the players were amazing...approachable, caring, and attentive. You get so much for the ticket prices. Truly an inspirational night to remember. We had a canceled flight so we bought tickets to another game and went last minute. That's how much fun we had.
PA System was far too loud. Hurt my ears even with earplugs in. Seats are super cramped so not very comfortable. At least there is room to move a little next door at the DBacks.
This game was exciting. Although it started of a little slo. The mercury came back 2nd half and with so much energy and determination and won the game. Way to go!!Xfactor🏀🏀
The game was great but the seating was terrible. We were too close together and there was no leg room.
So much energy and an exciting win for the Merc- X-factor fan
ordered one draft at the bar near section 103 no prices listed or posted? the bill was $17 for one 16 oz. draft, at first I had thought I was charged for 2? Will not return to the arena.
Thier Game is always the Game to watch! These Girls Rock the House what can I say! Lets Go Mercury!
Amazing atmosphere, quick lineups etc. one improvement: designated Uber and Lyft pickup locations
A great moment: Watching two of the greatest WNBA players of all time, Seattle’s Sue Bird & Mercury’s superstar Diana Taurasi, in a pregame ceremony honoring Bird’s retirement after this season. A close game followed until the 4th qtr when the Mercury piled up the points. I was impressed by the staff at the arena, everyone I encountered was friendly, polite, and helpful, even those standing just outside the doors in 107-degree weather, scanning mobile tickets and respectfully checking bags and cell phones. And you’re allowed to bring in a sealed water bottle. The only annoyance was shameless price-gouging on beer, canned wine, soft drinks, and bottled water ($7 for a bottle of water is obscene — and pretty hostile to those who’d like to bring their kids. Seriously, $16 for a 24-oz Dos Equis or Heineken with a store price of $3 or less; and $15 for a 24-oz domestic beer (24 oz. equals about two regular cans or bottles of beer)? At Arizona Cardinals games and the D’Backs stadium just two blocks away, beer prices are significantly less. And the Fingerprint Center beer sales include no expenditures for staff servers, no plastic cups or even a cashier. You get your own canned or plastic bottled beverage from a huge wall of glass-doored refrigeration units, scan your selection and your credit card, and head for your seat. Next time we’ll hit the Pomo’s pizza stand, which looked like the best option. One more bright spot, the new HVAC kept the whole arena cool.
Enjoyed the game. It was great seeing Taurasi and Bird facing off before Bird retires. Love the former UCONN players so it was a plus to see Breanna Stewart.