DeWanna Bonner's next team: Best fits for former Mercury star amid buyout

The Phoenix Mercury on Monday bought out DeWanna Bonner's contract, giving the six-time All-Star a chance to pursue another championship this year.Bonner, a two-time WNBA champion, will be free to sign with the contender of her choosing in what is likely her final professional season. Bonner turned 39 last week and is winding down her 17th season in The W.Thank you, DeWanna 💜 pic.twitter.com/UAnnP5o9Ax— Phoenix Mercury (@PhoenixMercury) August 24, 2026 Bonner, who was signed in the spring to a one-year, $500,000 contract, will be available for the minimum salary of $277,000 (prorated) once she hits free agency. And three contenders will have the requisite cap space to sign her for the stretch run as they pursue a title.Bonner's best fit: AtlantaThe up-and-coming Dallas Wings and the veter