WNBA team

Phoenix Mercury

15 players are listed on the current roster.

2026 record: 16-28. Conference rank: 7th in the Western Conference. Playoff seed: outside the top eight.

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2026 season

Season summary

Diana Taurasi of the Phoenix Mercury
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The Phoenix Mercury are 16-28, 7th in the Western Conference, and 17 games back at the close of the regular season. Seeding kept the Phoenix Mercury out of the top eight. Home and road results for the Phoenix Mercury were home 7-15 and road 9-13, a last-10 of 4-6, and a streak of L1. The current Phoenix Mercury leaders in the 2026 regular season are Kahleah Copper in scoring at 21.5 points per game, Alyssa Thomas in rebounds at 7.8 rebounds per game, and Alyssa Thomas in assists at 8.5 assists per game. Alyssa Thomas was on the floor most often for the Phoenix Mercury, at 33.2 per game.

Current roster

Players

Current roster. 2026 regular-season per-game averages when a season line is on file.
No.PlayerPosPPGRPGAPG
25Alyssa ThomasForward14.37.88.5
29Jovana NogicGuard10.41.11.6
2Kahleah CopperGuard21.53.71.9
12Kara DunnGuard6.51.50.5
0Kelsey PlumGuard---
31Kyara LinskensCenter3.02.40.6
10Lexi HeldGuard5.41.11.4
21Maddy WestbeldForward---
77Marta SuarezForward3.51.50.4
4Natasha MackForward8.96.71.1
1Noemie BrochantForward6.32.11.9
33Sami WhitcombGuard5.31.72.1
6Saylor PoffenbargerGuard---
5Shay CiezkiGuard8.51.51.6
11Valeriane AyayiForward6.32.81.3

2026 regular season

Team leaders

Most minutes: Alyssa Thomas (33.2 per game), Kahleah Copper (32.9 per game), Noemie Brochant (23.6 per game), Natasha Mack (22.6 per game), and Jovana Nogic (20.2 per game).

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