WNBA Phoenix Games Postponed Due to COVID-19 Outbreak

Health and Safety Concerns Prompt League's Decision

Games Rescheduled for Later in the Season

The WNBA has announced the postponement of all Phoenix Mercury games through August 23 due to an outbreak of COVID-19 within the team.

The decision was made in consultation with medical experts and team officials, prioritizing the health and safety of players, staff, and fans.

Affected games will be rescheduled at a later date in the season. Ticketholders will be notified of any changes and can expect full refunds if they are unable to attend.

Outbreak Raises Concerns

The outbreak has raised concerns within the league and among players.

WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert said in a statement that the league is "committed to providing a safe environment" and will continue to monitor the situation.

Players have expressed concerns about the potential impact on the season, including the possibility of further postponements or even a suspension.

League Takes Precautionary Measures

The WNBA has implemented strict safety measures to minimize the risk of further spread.

All teams are required to undergo regular testing, and players and staff who test positive are subject to isolation protocols.

The league has also implemented enhanced cleaning and disinfection procedures in all facilities.

Fans Express Disappointment

Fans have expressed disappointment over the postponed games.

Many had been looking forward to seeing their favorite players in action and are now left waiting for the rescheduled dates.

The league has thanked fans for their understanding and support.