This article was originally published on www.si.com/wnba/mercury as How Phoenix's 2016 Lineup Led Them To The Playoffs.

In a season filled with new stars and louder storylines, A’ja Wilson reasserted herself as the league’s center of gravity.

The Phoenix Mercury reached the WNBA Finals, and in that series, DeWanna Bonner had some notable performances.

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