Alyssa Thomas is ranked 29th in 29th, and mercury is closed in the range 19-4 to overcome Lynx 79-71

Alyssa Thomas scored 12 points from 29 points in the fourth quarter, and Phoenix Mercury closed on a 19-4 round to overcome Minnesota Linux 79-71 on Wednesday.

Thomas, who was starting from her tripartite trip on Monday, 14 of 24 of the field to top her level in 28 points. She also had eight rebound balls and five passes.

Phoenix tied at 69 and 71 before Thomas scored successive property to take 75-71 progress. 10 points were scored during the MERCURY race, which blends the game.

Diwana Bonner, Thomas’s fiancée and her former colleague in Connecticut Sun, signed with Phoenix as a free representative and played her first match since June 10. Bonner, who spent the first ten years of her career with Mercury and helped them win the title in 2009 and 2014, and ended with seven points and six counters in 26 minutes.

Monic Aqua Macani added 13 points, Sami Whitomemb, who won 36 points in the profession, and scored 10 points for Vinix (14-6). Mercury was without Sato Sato (the right ankle) and its copper (right knee strings) for the second match in a row.

Courtney Williams Minnesota (17-3) led 21 points. Navisa Coller added 18 points and recorded Bridge Carlton 10.

Williams gave outside the scale from 3 scales with a shot watch that ended to Minnesota, offered 67-60 with 5:45. But Lynx made only two field goals the rest of the road – both by Collere at 4:01 and 2:56.

Phoenix was 1 out of 16 points but was still called 47 % in general. Mercury also made all the tenth throwing attempts.