WNBA Scoreboard: Sun vs Mercury Highlights
- Connecticut Sun (7-18) face Phoenix Mercury (8-18) with Sun at 47 and Mercury at 54
- O. Nelson-Ododa leads Sun with 11 points and 10 rebounds
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Phoenix forced consecutive turnovers, feeding Monique Akoa Makani for quick transition scores.
The Connecticut Sun look to extend a three-game win streak while the Phoenix Mercury close their home set in Sunday's 7pm ET rematch on ESPN and Disney+.
Courtney Vandersloot made her presence felt in the CHI-ATL matchup, muscling into the bucket before facilitating for a teammate on the next play.
DeWanna Bonner opened with a filthy crossover into the paint, finishing through contact for an and-1.
Minutes later the veteran reached her sixth...
Rhyne Howard made sure Jordin Canada felt the love with a playful celebration following her game-winning shot, highlighting the strong team chemistry on display.
Brionna Jones made an immediate statement in her Dream home debut, nailing her first field goal right away. The new addition is already showing why Atlanta brought her in.
Alyssa Thomas is flashing her full arsenal in CON-PHX.
Jordin Canada delivered the game-winner for Atlanta.
She drove for the go-ahead layup, putting the Dream up 93-91 as time expired.
The WNBA shared the dramatic finish from every angle, sparking instant reactions across social media.
Natasha Mack made her return felt immediately in the CON-PHX game.
Atlanta Dream hold a commanding 49-34 halftime lead over Chicago Sky.
Young big Olivia Nelson-Ododa is turning heads with her inside scoring:
Rhyne Howard put up a perfectly balanced line with 3 three-pointers, 3 rebounds, 3 assists, and 3 blocks. That all-around stat sheet highlights her versatile impact in today's CHI-ATL game.
The Atlanta Dream cling to a 91-88 advantage over the Chicago Sky with 9.5 seconds on the clock, creating intense pressure for a potential game-winning play.
Azurá Stevens took it 1v1 for the bucket plus the foul in CHI-ATL action. A clear example of stepping up when it counts most.
Noémie Brochant nails a clutch shot right on time, beating the clock in CON-PHX.
Chicago Sky turn defense into fast breaks as Cloud's steal sets up a beautiful dime to Stevens against Atlanta.
The Dream flip the script with a 17-9 run, grabbing an 84-80 lead over Chicago with 2 minutes left.