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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).
Could it get any better than: a home court win in a championship game in a courtside seat in a bargain price seat? The atmosphere was electric and the Mercury did what a championship team has to do- OVERCOME!
What an incredible and unforgettable experience to witness the Mercury take their second WNBA Title. It is a chance of a lifetime and I am glad I was there to witness it all! My seat location made it all the more exciting as I sat in the second row!
This was an exciting game.The whole family enjoyed it. The game was fantastic and enjoyable. Go mercury, lets repeat in 2010. I am already looking forward to next season.
its great seeing a teams hard work get a great reward!!!! :-) very fun in person. i hope to be there next year.. :-)
How about the team play by the Mercury? They were into the game for the whole big prize..and took the fouls they need for the free shots..and how about the three point shots by Taurasi, Cappy and all? Fun event..Glad we went..Who were the generous folks to offer the great $10 seat opportubnities..Thanks to them
It was an amazing series!! Game 5 lived up to its previous amazing games. Glad to see US Airways PACKED with the X Factor. THEY ROCKED THE HOUSE!!
The Mercury win their second WNBA championship in three years. DT awarded WNBA MVP ... Finally. An excellent game between two very evenly-matched teams. It was great to be there!
There were 4 of us in attendance and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. Great game and great seats. The energy in the building was amazing.
The Best Ticket in Town By Far and such a Great Team!
Phenominal game, great atmosphere....
DESPITE THE LOSS I ENJOYED EVERY PART OF THE GAME ESPICALLY THE DANCING DADS & THE HALFTIME SHOW WAS REALLY HILARIOUS.
Incredible high energy game that kept you on your feet for 40+mins! I was exhausted afterward from all the excitement. The energy at the US Airways center was great, definitely felt like the Playoffs. I came from CA to PHX, and it was worth the trip. Will go again, and again, and again. The caliber of the WNBA is steadily improving, and watching these women play professional basketball is truly an honor. Leave your inhibitions at the door and give it a shot. If you truly love the game of basketball, you will enjoy yourself.
I love the Mercury! But in the second game of the play offs I felt they did not "come to play". They were sloppy, couldnt buy a basket for the most part. Rebound????
I have not been to a WNBA game since I was a season ticketholder for the 1st 7 years. It was great being back and at a Championship game. I would rate the experience as great even though the Mercury lost. I was however very disappointed in US Airways arena. It was very evident they are cutting corners. There were so few concessions open that the lines literally clogged the corridor. There were no Subways open so no healthy food alternatives available.
Seemed our ladies were a tad tired Thursday night. Tuesday's game was just totally awesome. Here's to keeping the fingers crossed, I know that our Phx Mercury will bring bring it home. Win or lose (but we won't lose!) we have a great team and they have a lifelong fan.
Intensity, action and passion. Crowd interaction, great family event!
simply put - if you're a basketball fan...then you owe it to yourself to attend a Mercury game...the energy is through the roof and makes it an enjoyable game regardless of where your seats are...however, I do reccommed sitting as close to the floor/court as possible so that you can also get the insight from overhearing the players/coaches/refs chat amongst themselves...you learn & laugh quiet a bit...overall great experience!...plus it's way more affordable than floor seats for the Suns!
High energy basketball game! Never ending activity for the spectators. Allot of T-shirt throws and activities. Our Team did not win the game but I would recommend going to all fans!
This game against the fever was tight, no matter where you sit you always get a feel of the game. It is very exciting, only been to a couple of games and fell in love with it. I will now have great memories of the 2009 season playoffs, with my daughter. Looking forward into buying season tickets. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK GIRLS!
I've been to a Saturday LA Sparks game and the Father's Day/Daughter-Daddy game and both had higher attendance than Game 1 of the Finals! Other than that, it was great! It was my first time at any type of sporting Championship series. Since the Suns cant make it to the Finals, there should be far more fans in attendance!!! Go Lakers!!!