Phoenix Mercury general manager Nick U’Ren spoke to media Thursday to discuss the offseason as the WNBA season approaches. The Mercury were able to retain several members of its core in free agency after a WNBA Finals appearance in 2025.

A few championship contenders have separated themselves from the pack heading into the 2026 WNBA season.

The Phoenix Mercury will have to look for another backup center as they fine-tune their roster for the upcoming season.

The Phoenix Mercury are coming off a WNBA finals run in 2025 and have now released their 2026 training camp roster.

The WNBA looks a little different this season.

The Las Vegas Aces have signed former Caitlin Clark adversary Chennedy Carter to their squad ahead of the new season.

As the league's 30th anniversary season rapidly approaches on May 8, USA TODAY Sports analyzed each roster and compiled its first WNBA Power ranking of the season: Notable additions: Janiah Barker (draft), Chennedy Carter (free agency), Jordan Obi (draft), Stephanie Talbot (free agency), Brianna Turner (free agency)

There have been a lot of big changes this offseason, but which ones were the most impactful ones?

The Las Vegas Aces took a 1-0 series lead with a thrilling win over the Phoenix Mercury in Game 1 of the WNBA Finals on Friday. The visiting team will look to steal home-court advantage with a victory as 3-point underdogs at Michelob Ultra Arena on Sunday ...

Satou Sabally, who helped the Mercury make it to the WNBA Finals last season, is departing Phoenix after only one season.