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2019 Phoenix Mercury season

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The 2019 WNBA season was the 23rd season for the Phoenix Mercury franchise of the WNBA. The season tipped off on May 25, 2019 versus the Seattle Storm.[1]

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The Mercury's season started with the news that star Diana Taurasi would miss a significant part of the season due to a back procedure.[2] The team started out the season 5–5 by the end of June. This record included a three game losing streak immediately followed by a three game winning streak. July proved more of the same as the team posted a 5–4 record. A two game losing streak split five wins. In August, the team went 5–6, but did secure a playoff spot. Taurasi returned for six games during the season. However, the team finished on a four game losing streak to end the season 15–19. This record earned them the eighth seed in the playoffs.

As the eight seed, the Mercury traveled to the Chicago Sky in the first round. The Mercury are the only eighth seed to win since the WNBA switched to its current playoff format in 2016. However, they could not repeat the feat this season when they lost by 29 points.

The Mercury did well at the end of season awards with Brittney Griner leading the WNBA in scoring, Brianna Turner making the WNBA All-Rookie Team, and Leilani Mitchell winning the WNBA Most Improved Player Award.

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WNBA draft

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Trades/Roster Changes

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Roster

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Game log

Preseason

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Regular season

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Playoffs

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Standings

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Playoffs

First round
Single elimination
(Sept. 11)
Second round
Single elimination
(Sept. 15)
Semifinals
Best-of-5
(Sept. 17 – 24)
WNBA Finals
Best-of-5
(Sept. 29 – Oct. 10)
1Washington Mystics3
4Las Vegas Aces934Las Vegas Aces1
5Chicago Sky1055Chicago Sky921Washington Mystics3
8Phoenix Mercury762Connecticut Sun2
2Connecticut Sun3
3Los Angeles Sparks923Los Angeles Sparks0
6Seattle Storm846Seattle Storm69
7Minnesota Lynx74

Note: Teams re-seeded after each round.

  • Bold – Game or series winner
  • Italic – Team with home-court advantage
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Statistics

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Regular season

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Awards and honors

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References

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