Sources: DeWanna Bonner signing with Dream after Mercury buyout
DeWanna Bonner has been bought out by the Phoenix Mercury and will sign with the Atlanta Dream.
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Sources (9)
- DeWanna Bonner to reportedly sign with Dream after Mercury buyout, teaming up with Angel Reese for playoff run CBS Sports · 5h ago
- Fever Could Have Playoff Date With DeWanna Bonner After Dream Signing Sports Illustrated · 5h ago
- Atlanta Dream reportedly sign six-time WNBA All-Star DeWanna Bonner AJC.com · 5h ago
- Phoenix Mercury Suspend Kyara Linskens' Contract Amid DeWanna Bonner's Departure Yahoo Sports · 5h ago
- "You Can’t Even Blame Her": WNBA Analyst Draws Striking Parallel Between DeWanna Bonner’s Mercury and Fever Exits Yahoo Sports · 5h ago
- Arizona Digest. DeWanna Bonner to sign with Atlanta Dream azcentral.com and The Arizona Republic · 5h ago
- DeWanna Bonner landing spots: Three WNBA championship contenders who could add star veteran CBS Sports · 5h ago
- DeWanna Bonner Reportedly Signs Dream Contract, Latest WNBA Standings for Angel Reese, Atlanta Bleacher Report · 5h ago
- Sources: DeWanna Bonner signing with Dream after Mercury buyout ESPN · 5h ago
The story so far
The Phoenix Mercury have bought out DeWanna Bonner's contract, clearing the way for her to sign with the Atlanta Dream. The move comes after Bonner's request for a trade was denied by the Mercury.
Bonner's departure from the Mercury has drawn comparisons to her previous exit from the Indiana Fever. The reporting is thin on the details of the buyout agreement.
The Dream's roster and Bonner's role within it are not yet specified.
Synthesized by Archynetys from the headlines below under a strict no-invention contract. ✓ fact-checked: all claims supported by sources Updated 2h ago.
The obvious questions
What team will DeWanna Bonner play for next?
The Atlanta Dream.
What team did DeWanna Bonner play for previously?
The Phoenix Mercury.
What was the nature of DeWanna Bonner's departure from the Mercury?
The Mercury bought out her contract, allowing her to sign with the Dream.
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