After the Phoenix Mercury and DeWanna Bonner mutually parted ways, the six-time All-Star might have three potential new homes.

Adding DeWanna Bonner improves the Atlanta Dream, but it doesn't fix the team's biggest issue: its 3-point shooting.

Free agent DeWanna Bonner is signing with the Dream following her contract buyout with the Mercury, sources said.

Phoenix quickly filled DeWanna Bonner’s roster spot by giving an undrafted rookie a potentially valuable late-season opportunity.

Bonner accepted a buyout from the Phoenix Mercury so that she could sign with a contender. She cleared waivers on Wednesday and will join the playoff-bound Dream as a free agent.

The Phoenix Mercury and DeWanna Bonner reached a contract buyout on Aug. 24, giving Bonner a chance to join a playoff contender.

If Bonner clears waivers, she will become a free agent and can sign with a contender looking to make a deep playoff run.

In her first game with her new team, Bonner was greeted with a standing ovation when she checked in. The veteran shared the Dream’s Instagram story showing the moment, along with her message for her new fanbase.

The Atlanta Dream, currently the 4th-ranked team in the WNBA, have added DeWanna Bonner, one of the league’s most illustrious playoff performances.