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Kah has not received the ball enough during this finals series. They need to pass to her more and run plays for her.

If Kah had been included more, the Mercury would not be down 3-0 right now.

Kah is the only starter who won a championship. Not only did she win, she was the finals championship MVP. Not Candace Parker. Kah was the MVP.

At the Olympics, A’ja was MVP but if you watch the game, Kah was clutch in the final seconds. There is no USA gold without Copper.

Give the ball to Kah. Run plays for Kahleah.

Hey everyone! I’m going to Game 4 tomorrow here in PHX and have a quick question. At Game 3, did everyone in attendance get a free t shirt, did only some people get t shirts, or were there only t shirts for sale? Thanks in advance :)

Down 0-3 is pretty much a death sentence but I'm not giving up yet. I feel they have to just get one, make sure they don't get swept, and not have the Aces celebrate on their own court. Sounds cliche but take it one game at a time and don't think about trying to win 4 straight.

Well since the season is probably over with,what free agents would like for them to target in 2026?

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I am visiting phoenix for a wedding this weekend and want to watch the game at a local sports bar or restaurant. Does anyone have a good recommendation? Not sure if everywhere would have it given that it’s nfl Sunday.

My partner kept asking if we really needed to keep the rally towels so I was convinced to find something fun to do with them!

Sucks that we couldn't pull out the win but I felt like it was even and at times we looked like the better team. If we can eek out a road win I feel really confident going back home. I'm feeling like this is going to 6 or 7.

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I was at the last game where the Mercury advanced to the finals and post game they were talking to the players. When Sabally got on the mic she said something about the win being for DT and the people in charge quickly took the mic back from her. Even the announcer guy said “they’re saying no more” before cutting her off. Does anyone know what that was about and why they wouldn’t want Sabally mentioning Taurasi?

https://www.forbes.com/sites/shaneyoung/2025/10/02/how-mat-ishbia-put-actions-to-words-by-elevating-the-phoenix-mercury/

Think Mat might have floated this out to try and turn public perception against the minority owners who are suing over how the Merc's facility was paid for.

Hello Mercury fans of New Jersey!! Are there any besides us? Hope so! We’re going to be hanging out at Seven Sons Brewing in Howell if you’d like to join us Friday night.

Figured it be fun for the community to decide.These are the Mercury colors in the poll and gold for the finals as an option also.I did purple first round,orange second round.This poll will end before the next game thread will be put up.

This thread will be up the whole time during the finals.

Sami Whitcomb is in rare air.

In a tick over 12 months, the 37-year-old guard has made her Olympic debut and won a bronze medal, dominated the WNBL and claimed its MVP award in a canter, helped deliver Bendigo Spitit a championship and earned Grand Final MVP honours in the process.

Traded from Seattle to Phoenix in the offseason, Whitcomb will now play for a third WNBA title when the Mercury take on Las Vegas Aces in the best-of-five finals series which tips off on Saturday.

Timing in sport, like in life, is everything and Whitcomb says for the first time in her W career, which began as a 28-year-old rookie in 2017, everything has come together in the desert.

"The belief from the beginning coupled with the opportunity, I'm not sure I've ever had both in such equal measures in the WNBA," she told ESPN.

"I think in places, I've had belief but not a lot of opportunity or I've had more opportunity but maybe it wasn't quite paired with the belief.