Mercury Beat Sky 107-86, Set Franchise Record with 17 3-Pointers
- On Saturday afternoon at Wintrust Arena, the Phoenix Mercury set a new franchise record by sinking 17 three-pointers en route to a 107-86 win over Chicago Sky.
- The Mercury's strong shooting performance followed a recent victory over the defending champion New York Liberty and continued their five-game winning streak this season.
- Six Mercury players each made at least two three-pointers, matching the WNBA record for the most individuals achieving multiple triples in one game, with Sami Whitcomb leading the team by hitting five three-pointers and scoring 17 points.
- Kalani Brown hit a three-pointer with 25.6 seconds left, breaking the previous team record of 16, as the Mercury shot 50% from beyond the arc and posted a season-high point total.
- The Mercury improved to 11-4 this season and will host the New York Liberty in a rematch on Friday, while rookie guard Held missed the Sky game due to a rib injury sustained diving for a loose ball.
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Mercury Set Franchise Record with 17 Threes in Rout of Sky
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Chicago Sky fall to 3-9 with 107-86 loss to Phoenix Mercury, who set franchise record with 17 3-pointers
Sami Whitcomb hit five of the Phoenix’s franchise-record 17 3-pointers and finished with 17 points, Kahleah Copper scored 16 and the Mercury beat the Chicago Sky 107-86 on Saturday at Wintrust Arena. Kalani Brown hit a 3 — the second of the 6-foot-7 center’s career — with 25.6 seconds left to break the Mercury’s previous record of 16. Six Mercury players hit at least two 3-pointers, tying the WNBA single-game record. Angel Reese finished with ni…

Mercury beat Sky 107-86, set franchise record with 17 3-pointers
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