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Phoenix Mercury to host Game 4 at Footprint Center after Suns-Lakers announcement

By Velma Jones
October 2, 2021
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PHOENIX – The Phoenix Mercury will finally be able to play a playoff game on their home turf.

The Phoenix Suns and Los Angeles Lakers have agreed to move their preseason game Wednesday forward by a few hours so the Mercury can welcome the Las Vegas Aces to their home ground at the Footprint Center in downtown Phoenix in Game 4. of the WNBA semifinals.

The Suns and Lakers were originally scheduled to play at 7 p.m. PT, at the same time the Mercury and Aces were to fire. Instead, the Suns and Lakers will kick off at 3 p.m. The Mercury and Aces game will stay at 7 p.m. and will air on ESPN. It was not clear where the Mercury would have played had the Suns-Lakers’ announcement not been moved.

The Mercury’s are no stranger to the fact that their playoff games have already moved from the Footprint Center this year. Their first-round match was played at Grand Canyon University due to a concert with musical artist Maluma, and they will be playing Game 3 at Arizona State University’s Desert Financial Arena, as Disney on Ice is scheduled for Sunday at the Footprint Center.

“There were a lot of moving parts and a number of groups including the NBA and WNBA, the Lakers and their local broadcast partner, and ESPN who had to work together to make this happen,” Jason Rowley, president and CEO of Suns Legacy Partners, LLC, said in a statement. “Ultimately, all parties should be proud to be a part of this historic dual program.”

While Mercury’s Game 4 will be part of a dual program in that two games will be played back to back on the same pitch, fans will need to purchase separate tickets for each game.

Suns goalie Chris Paul has purchased a block of 500 tickets for Sunday’s Game 3. According to a statement, Paul’s tickets will be available on a first-come, first-served basis at a exchange table outside the Desert Financial Arena starting at 10:30 a.m.

The Mercury-Aces series is tied 1-1.


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