Phoenix Mercury Schedule

The Phoenix Mercury Schedule tracks every regular-season and playoff game for the Phoenix Mercury, the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) franchise based in Phoenix, Arizona. The team competes in the WNBA's Western Conference and plays home games at Mortgage Matchup Center in downtown Phoenix, while road contests take place at opponent arenas across the United States and, beginning in 2026, in Toronto with the expansion Tempo franchise. The WNBA regular season typically runs from mid-May through mid-September, with each club playing a full slate of games, followed by a multi-round playoff bracket that culminates in the WNBA Finals. The Phoenix Mercury Schedule captures these games, with tip-off times set in Eastern Time and each entry noting whether the Mercury are at home or on the road, the arena name, and the national broadcaster when one is assigned. Each calendar entry includes the opponent, tip-off time in Eastern Time, the venue, and the home/away designation. For nationally televised games, the broadcaster also appears. The Mercury's slate mixes home dates in Phoenix with road trips to opponents across the league, including a visit to the expansion Toronto Tempo at Scotiabank Arena that reflects the WNBA's 2026 growth. National broadcast rights are held by a combination of networks including ESPN, ESPN2, ABC, ION, CBS Sports Network, and Amazon Prime Video, and the calendar marks which outlet is carrying a given contest when that information is public. The weekly rhythm blends weekend matinees, weeknight prime-time slots, and occasional back-to-back games, mirroring the official league schedule released by the WNBA. Subscribers who follow the Mercury, journalists covering the league, fantasy sports participants tracking player availability, and team staff can use this smart calendar feed — free to subscribe — to keep every game date, tip time, and venue in their day-to-day calendar application. Adding the feed to Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook places the entire season's schedule into the calendar in the correct local time zone, so a tip-off listed in Eastern Time automatically converts to the user's own zone. The sports calendar updates daily, with extra refresh cycles on game days, meaning that any postponement, venue change, or broadcast reassignment is reflected automatically without manual re-entry. The feed relies on ESPN's public API and is auto-refreshed daily. On game days, the update frequency increases so that last-minute alterations — such as a weather-related delay or a rescheduled tip-off — appear in subscriber calendars within minutes of an official announcement. No manual syncing is required, and the data pipeline maintains accuracy from the season opener through the final buzzer of the playoffs.