The Phoenix Mercury are headed to the WNBA Finals, facing either the Las Vegas Aces or Indiana Fever. Fanatics has all the Mercury apparel you need, and some of it comes with a massive discount.
Using the code CRISP, Fanatics is offering 25% off on countless gear in its shop. The offer expires at 11:59 p.m. ET Monday, so if you don’t act fast the discounted prices will vanish.
A plain Mercury T-shirt that is on sale for $26 (originally $34.99). It’s available in both black and gray, in all sizes from S to 5XL.
Phoenix Mercury T-shirt, Fanatics
Fanatics’ plain Phoenix Mercury T-shirt, which is currently 25% off.
The fall months are coming, which might steer you in the direction of something warmer to wear while also supporting the Mercury. The black Phoenix Mercury Playa Society Unisex Team Pullover Hoodie was priced at $109.99, but only costs $82.49 after the 25% discount. The Phoenix Mercury Stadium Essentials Unisex City Star Rebel Edition Pullover Hoodie is discounted at $67.49 (originally $89.99).
Phoenix Mercury hoodie, Fanatics
Fanatics’ Phoenix Mercury hoodie, which is currently 25% off in their store.
WNBA legend Diana Taurasi guided the Mercury to three titles during her 20-year career. The Nike “explorer edition” Taurasi jersey is normally $99.99, it can be yours for $74.99 today when you use the code CRISP. You can get a black Phoenix Taurasi jersey for the same discounted price. Several other Mercury jerseys are also 25% off for a limited time.
Diana Taurasi jersey, Fanatics
Fanatics’ Diana Taurasi Phoenix Mercury jersey, which is currently 25% off its original price.
Phoenix took down the New York Liberty in the first round and the Minnesota Lynx in the semifinals. New York beat the Lynx in the 2024 WNBA Finals, and both were favorites to make it back to the finals this season.
The Mercury are led by a three-headed monster, featuring Alyssa Thomas, Sataou Sabally and Kahleah Cooper. Thomas has averaged 18.6 points, 9.1 assists and 8.4 rebounds during this postseason. Sabally is averaging 17.9 points and Cooper — the 2021 WNBA Finals MVP with the Chicago Sky — is averaging 15.
Phoenix was 2-1 against Indiana this season and 1-3 against Las Vegas.
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