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DeWanna Bonner Rejoins Mercury

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DeWanna Bonner helps Mercury down Lynx in Phoenix return
The 6-foot-4 guard/forward Bonner is back with the WNBA team that drafted her No. 5 in 2009. She spent 10 seasons in Phoenix and won two WNBA titles with the franchise. Then, after five seasons with the Connecticut Sun, Bonner signed as a free agent this year with Indiana but played just nine games with the Fever.

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WNBA veteran DeWanna Bonner signs with Mercury after being waived by Fever
DeWanna Bonner rejoins Phoenix Mercury after signing as a free agent
Mercury detail exactly what they expect from DeWanna Bonner's return to Phoenix
The Mercury have confirmed that veteran forward DeWanna Bonner is returning to Phoenix, the franchise where she began her decorated WNBA career in 2009.

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Phoenix Mercury Welcomes Back Two-Time WNBA Champion DeWanna Bonner
Fever's DeWanna Bonner saga reaches conclusion that hurts Caitlin Clark and company's WNBA title chances
Mercury’s DeWanna Bonner gets standing ovation in season debut after failed Fever stint
When Bonner checked in for the first time, she got a standing ovation from the crowd, as not only does she improve the team, but she is returning to the franchise that selected her fifth overall in t...

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DeWanna Bonner Makes Final Decision on WNBA Future After Leaving Fever
Former Indiana Fever forward DeWanna Bonner signing with WNBA power
DeWanna Bonner Report Draws Unexpected Response From WNBA Coach
DeWanna Bonner Report Draws Unexpected Response From WNBA Coach originally appeared on Athlon Sports. DeWanna Bonner began the season with the Indiana Fever and is now seemingly headed to her next team. Bonner joined the Fever in the offseason, adding to the star-studded group that already has Caitlin Clark, Aliyah Boston and Kelsey Mitchell.
WNBA star DeWanna Bonner confronted columnist Christine Brennan after she asked DiJonai Carrington about Caitlin Clark incident
DeWanna Bonner confronted USA TODAY columnist Christine Brennan with the same message four times during last year’s WNBA playoffs, according to a new book.
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