Belinda Snell News

Penny Taylor, middle, and Phoenix won in 2007; Tully Bevilaqua, right, won a title in Seattle in 2004.

San Antonio Silver Stars' Belinda Snell and Phoenix Mercury's DeWanna Bonner, left, and Tangela Smith go after a rebound during first half action of a WNBA basketball game in San Antonio, Saturday Aug.

Silver Stars forward Sophia Young tries drive past Phoenix's Le'Coe Willingham during the second quarter.

Diana Taurasi scored 29 points, pulled down six rebounds and had six assists to lead Phoenix in a 95-83 win over San Antonio.

Diana Taurasi scored 22 points and Cappie Pondexter had a franchise-record 15 assists to lead the Phoenix Mercury past the Sacramento Monarchs 100-81 on Wednesday.

Jia Perkins hit a jumper with 44.4 seconds left to lift the Chicago Sky to a 99-98 overtime win over the Atlanta Dream on Tuesday.

Becky Hammon tangles with the Mercury's Le'Coe Willingham for a loose ball during the Silver Stars' 91-87 victory Tuesday.

After opening the season with two losses, the Indiana Fever have bounced back with their longest winning streak in nearly two years.

After dropping two games without Becky Hammon, the San Antonio Silver Stars had to be excited about getting their All-Star point guard back.

Belinda Snell came off the bench to score a career-high 21 points and had four steals and the San Antonio Silver Stars scored the game's final eight points for a 91-87 win over the Phoenix Mercury on Tuesday night.

Published: Friday, June 5, 2009 at 8:02 p.m. Last Modified: Friday, June 5, 2009 at 8:02 p.m. The Los Angeles Sparks were expected to run away with the WNBA championship last year.

The Phoenix Mercury waived Alison Bales , Sha Brooks and Laurie Koehn and claimed Ketia Swanier off waivers.