DeWanna Bonner has had a successful and influential career in the WNBA, beginning with her selection as the fifth overall pick in the 2009 draft by the Phoenix Mercury. She contributed significantly to the team's success, helping them win a championship in her rookie season and earning three Sixth Woman of the Year awards in her first three seasons. Bonner has appeared in the playoffs nine times with the Mercury and five times with the Connecticut Sun, showcasing her extensive playoff experience. She has scored over 600 playoff points and is among the top players in steals, currently third on the Mercury's all-time steals list, with the potential to climb higher. Bonner's notable playoff performances include a 29-point game in 2018 against the Dallas Wings and a 25-point game with the Sun against the Minnesota Lynx. Her defensive skills are highlighted by her position on the franchise's steals list, where she is close to surpassing Penny Taylor and nearing Diana Taurasi's record. Bonner's versatility and experience make her a key player for the Mercury as they pursue further playoff success.