Phoenix Mercury
The iconic angled “M,” now with sharp edges instead of rounded ones, and set at a specific 19.97 degrees, which is a nod to the franchise’s inaugural season in 1997. It also features a purple crescent to emphasize the “shadowed side of planet Mercury” and convey a sense of movement, while adding color contrast.
Phoenix Mercury
2026 - Present
A state map of Arizona in light purple and an orange thick trim with basketball seams at the bottom in orange. The wordmark "MERC" is shown across the top of the state in white with purple trim.
Phoenix Mercury
2026 - Present
The iconic angled “M,” now with sharp edges instead of rounded ones. A purple crescent to emphasize the “shadowed side of planet Mercury” and convey a sense of movement. The “M” splits those rings into eight distinct lines, representing that the Mercury are one of the WNBA’s eight founding teams. An encircled wordmark "PHOENIX MERCURY" in white on the purple background.
Phoenix Mercury
2011 - 2025
Orange planet with three black and gray rings above team custom wordmark "Phoenix" in gray and "Mercury" in white and black outlined trim.
Phoenix Mercury
2003 - 2010
Orange planet with three black and blue rings above the team custom wordmark "Phoenix" in blue and "Mercury" in yellow, with black outlined trim.
A former primary logo.
Phoenix Mercury Logo WNBA
The Phoenix Mercury logo, as a 2011 alternate, features a purple “PM” with a flaming basketball, boosting Phoenix Mercury WNBA spirit. For example, it energizes Phoenix Mercury basketball at Footprint Center. Moreover, it ties to Phoenix Mercury logo history with championship flair. Visit the Phoenix Mercury Wikipedia page for history. Thus, this logo inspires fans.
With orange and purple, the 2006 alternate Phoenix Mercury logo, a silver 10th-anniversary mark, reflects Phoenix Mercury WNBA pride. For instance, it shone in Phoenix Mercury basketball during the 2007 title run. Additionally, its design honors Arizona’s heat. Check the Phoenix Mercury Wordmark Logo for more flair. Therefore, this logo captures the team’s fiery legacy in Phoenix Mercury logo history.
