Bonner signed to the Indiana Fever during free agency earlier this year. She played several games for the team but struggled more often than not. She stopped playing games after June 10 for "personal reasons" and the team waived her on June 25 after failing to find a suitable trade.

The Phoenix Mercury pulled off a nail-biting road victory against the Golden State Valkyries Monday night, improving to 15-6 on the season less than a week befo

The Mercury entered this week having lost back-to-back games for the first time all season. After a stellar start to their experiment in the desert, a tiny bit of doubt about its long-term feasibility had started to creep in,

DeWanna Bonner, who was waived from the Fever after not being able to find a fit, will sign with Phoenix in the next few days, according to ESPN report.

The WNBA regular season is officially at the halfway point, with All-Star weekend right around the corner. Despite being midway through the campaign, things feel far from settled as teams continue to move up and down the power rankings.

The Mercury have an avenue to travel down where they could sign Emma Meesseman even after landing DeWanna Bonner.

Bonner, who started her WNBA career with the Mercury in 2009, came off the bench to scored 22 points and ripped down 11 rebounds, for her 60th regular-season double-double. It was a vintage performance from one of the league’s most accomplished players, and it gave the Mercury their second straight win since her return.