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Las Vegas forward A'ja Wilson hoists her third WNBA championship after completing a sweep of Phoenix. Photo Credit: Las Vegas Aces With a chance to win a third championship in the last four seasons, the Las Vegas Aces jumped at the opportunity and completed the goal in spectacular fashion. Las Vegas finished off a four-game sweep of Phoenix Friday, Oct. 10 from Mortgage Matchup Arena by a final score of 97-86 in Game 4 of the league’s first Best-of-7 game series. “God has bee

Las Vegas forward A'ja Wilson takes the game-winning jumper over Phoenix forwards Alyssa Thomas (#25) and DeWanna Bonner (#14). Photo Credit: Las Vegas Aces A buzzer-beater over two defenders in the closing seconds of Game 3 of the WNBA Finals by four-time MVP A’ja Wilson gave the Las Vegas Aces a commanding 3-0 series lead. Wilson’s dagger helped lift her Las Vegas team over Phoenix, 90-88, Wednesday night from the Mortgage Matchup Center. Over the last 10 games, the Mercury

Las Vegas guard Jackie Young hangs in the air for a tough layup against Phoenix. Photo Credit: Las Vegas Aces Holding homecourt meant securing a 2-0 series lead in this year’s WNBA Finals for the Las Vegas Aces as the team prepares for the series to shift to Phoenix. Las Vegas put on a shiny performance in the team’s, 91-78, win over Phoenix in Game 2 of the WNBA Finals Sunday, Oct. 5 from Michelob Ultra Arena. Through six total games this season against the Mercury, the Aces

Las Vegas guard Dana Evans goes up for a layup against Phoenix during Game 1 of the WNBA Finals. Photo Credit: Las Vegas Aces After going the distance in each of their first two playoff series, the Las Vegas Aces have won Game 1 for a second time in three chances. Las Vegas needed a late push in its, 89-86, win over Phoenix in Game 1 of a Best-of-7 series. It’s the fourth win for the Aces in five meetings against the Mercury this season. “I think it was just multiple times an

Las Vegas conducts a postgame interview after advancing to its third WNBA Finals in the last four years. Photo Credit: Las Vegas Aces The 200 minutes allotted for the WNBA Semifinals were not enough as an extra overtime session was needed for the Las Vegas Aces to eliminate the Indiana Fever. Las Vegas bounced Indiana after taking Game 5, 107-98, Tuesday, Sept. 30 from Michelob Ultra Arena in the team’s second win-or-go-home scenario of this year’s playoffs. With the win, the

Las Vegas forward NaLyssa Smith (#3) and Megan Gustafson (#17) actively defend the floater attempt of Indiana guard Kelsey Mitchell. Photo Credit: Las Vegas Aces After being just 40 minutes away from another WNBA Finals berth Sunday afternoon, the Las Vegas Aces will have to at least wait another 40 minutes. The Aces dropped Game 4 of their WNBA semifinal series against the Indiana Fever, 90-83, Sunday, Sept. 28 from Gainbridge Fieldhouse. This year’s team is 3-4 against Indi

Las Vegas guard Jackie Young sits in her defensive stance while guarding Indiana guard Kelsey Mitchell. Photo Credit: Las Vegas Aces Las...

The Las Vegas Aces had one goal tonight - to even their WNBA semifinal series before heading to Indianapolis. They accomplished that...

Las Vegas head coach Becky Hammon addresses the media after Game 1 from the Michelob Ultra Arena. Photo Credit: Marcell Gordon/Talk that...