After delivering a 26-point beating of the Liberty on Wednesday night, Mercury guard Kahleah Copper said she was “shocked” by how hushed the Barclays Center crowd appeared to be. “I don’t think it was loud to start,” Copper said. “I was shocked. I was expecting us to have to deal with some crowd, some court-side people. Like, it was quiet.”

Several Phoenix Mercury stars called out the New York Liberty's "quiet" fans after a dominant WNBA playoff win on September 17.

A new media rights deal ensures that fans across Arizona can continue cheering on their Phoenix Suns, Mercury and Valley Suns for free over-the-air.

The Phoenix Suns, Phoenix Mercury and Gray Media today announced a multi-year extension of their landmark media rights partnership that will ensure Suns, Mercury as well as Valley Suns games are available to fans across Arizona over-the-air for free through 2028.

The Mercury tied their series against the New York Liberty, as they beat them 86-60 in Game 2. Phoenix needed the win, and they did what they had to do to ensure they their playof

The Phoenix Suns and Mercury have agreed to an extension with Gray Media and will continue broadcasting their games for free over the air.