PHOENIX – The Phoenix Mercury are set to face an opponent today, April 30, 2026, with tip-off scheduled for 11:00 AM Japan Standard Time. For fans outside of Arizona and particularly those in Japan, the game will be available via live stream on WNBA League Pass.
The availability of the game on WNBA League Pass underscores the league’s commitment to expanding its global reach. Fans can access live out-of-market games, on-demand replays, and an archive of past contests through an annual or monthly subscription. The annual subscription is priced at $39.99, offering access for a full 365 days. Blackout restrictions and other limitations may apply depending on the viewer’s location.
The Mercury are coming off a game against the Chicago Sky on April 25, 2026, according to game summaries. Details of that contest, including final scores and key player performances, were not immediately available, but the game represents a recent benchmark for the team as they progress through the early stages of the 2026 WNBA season.
For Phoenix-area residents, watching the Mercury has never been easier. Arizona’s Family – consisting of 3TV, CBS 5, and the Arizona’s Family Sports network – is the exclusive local broadcast partner. Thirty-six regular season games will be broadcast over-the-air, and through local cable and satellite providers including Cox, DirecTV, and DISH. Specific channel listings vary by region within Arizona.
In Phoenix, the game can be viewed on Channel 3 over-the-air, as well as on satellite and cable channels 44 and 13 respectively. Flagstaff and rural Arizona viewers can discover the game on Channel 3 OTA, and channels 13, 32, 38, and 44 via Cox, Dish, and Optimum. Tucson viewers can access the broadcast on Channel 13.3 OTA and Channel 19 via Cox. Yuma residents can watch on Channel 10 (Spectrum) and Channels 27 (KAZS) OTA and DIRECTV. Albuquerque viewers can likewise stream the game via fuboTV.
Beyond traditional television, fans can also stream the Mercury’s preseason action for free through Arizona’s Family’s online platforms. The AZF+ app, available for television and mobile devices, and the azfamily.com/livestream website provide convenient access to live games. This multi-platform approach aims to maximize accessibility for fans across the state.
Arizona’s Family has been a long-standing partner of the Phoenix Mercury, producing over 100 hours of live local news and entertainment programming each week. The network’s commitment to local sports coverage ensures that Mercury fans have ample opportunities to follow their team throughout the season.
The WNBA League Pass offers a comprehensive viewing experience for fans who want to follow the league beyond local broadcasts. The service provides access to every live out-of-market game, on-demand replays, and a vast archive of past games. This makes it an ideal option for fans who want to stay connected to the WNBA regardless of their location.
As the 2026 WNBA season unfolds, the Phoenix Mercury will continue to provide multiple avenues for fans to engage with the team. From local broadcasts on Arizona’s Family to the global reach of WNBA League Pass, the organization is dedicated to making its games accessible to as wide an audience as possible. Fans are encouraged to check the team’s website and social media channels for the latest updates on broadcast schedules and streaming options.
The next confirmed action for the Phoenix Mercury will be the release of further game schedules and updates on player availability. Fans can stay informed by visiting the official team website and following the Mercury on social media.
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