DeWanna Bonner landing spots: Three WNBA championship contenders who could add star veteran

Bonner is leaving the Mercury with Phoenix out of playoff contention, so where could the 39-year-old land?

Mercury buy out DeWanna Bonner, who will seek title chance

The Mercury and DeWanna Bonner have reached an agreement to buy out her contract. Once she clears waivers, the six-time All-Star will look for a chance to sign as a free agent with a playoff team.
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Mercury make intriguing roster move immediately after DeWanna Bonner exit

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

Mercury buy out DeWanna Bonner’s contract, freeing 6-time All-Star to pursue title run

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

One of the WNBA’s best teams just signed an all-time great

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

“Joining Angel Reese to Trash Talk Caitlin Clark and the Fever One Last Time”: WNBA World Reacts As DeWanna Bonner Finds New Team

Two days after the Phoenix Mercury got eliminated from playoff contention with their 99-89 loss to the Atlanta Dream on Saturday, DeWanna Bonner decided to leave the Mercury. She and the Mercury reached a mutual contract buyout that allowed her to find a title contender so she could pursue her third WNBA championship.