The 6-foot-4 guard/forward Bonner is back with the WNBA team that drafted her No. 5 in 2009. She spent 10 seasons in Phoenix and won two WNBA titles with the franchise. Then, after five seasons with the Connecticut Sun, Bonner signed as a free agent this year with Indiana but played just nine games with the Fever.

DeWanna Bonner expressed her thoughts on her debut with the Mercury following the team's home win over the Lynx on Wednesday.

DeWanna Bonner confronted USA TODAY columnist Christine Brennan with the same message four times during last year’s WNBA playoffs, according to a new book.

DeWanna Bonner Makes Final Decision on WNBA Future After Leaving Fever originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Sitting at 13-6 on the season, second in the Western Conference, the Phoenix Mercury enjoyed a 30-point victory on Monday over the Dallas Wings and have won seven of their last nine games.