The WNBA will be announced the All-WNBA Teams near the end of the playoffs, and there is a good chance that the Phoenix Mercury will be represented.

The Indiana Fever and Seattle Storm fed off their home crowds as they pulled off Game 2 upsets on Tuesday night

The Mercury’s regular-season cold streak followed the team into the WNBA playoffs as the New York Liberty’s defense stifled the Phoenix offense. Now the best-of-three series moves to the Liberty’s court,

Alyssa Thomas has been of the WNBA's top players, and when the Phoenix Mercury faced the Minnesota Lynx, she had strong performances.

Mercury guard Monique Akoa Makani has done more than enough to earn herself a spot on the All-WNBA rookie team.

The New York Liberty and Minnesota Lynx have 1-0 leads on the other side of the bracket. The Phoenix Mercury will need to win a road game against the defending champion Liberty on Wednesday to stay alive, while the top-seeded Lynx will look to end the inaugural season of the Golden State Valkyries.

The Phoenix Mercury are one of the original teams of the WNBA, and as time goes on, they remain one of the league's top teams. The Mercury have won three championships in their history, and before winning one, they went through highs and lows.

Nate Tibbetts and the Mercury have a new day mentality, in part due to Satou Sabally's approach after shooting 2-17 in Game 1.