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Las Vegas guard Chelsea Gray walks away after dropping the eventual game-winner against Atlanta. Photo Credit: Las Vegas Aces Las Vegas endured perhaps its toughest test to end a recent road trip and escape unscathed. With a 10:30 a.m. tip time culminating a four-game road trip, the Aces squeaked past the Atlanta Dream, 85-84, Sunday, May 17. With those four wins, the team has now posted wins of 27, 29, seven and now a single point. “Our team works super hard,” guard Chelsea

Las Vegas players A'ja Wilson (#22), Jackie Young (#0) and Chennedy Carter (#23) are pictured during the team's second straight win in Connecticut. Photo Credit: Las Vegas Aces Though the Las Vegas Aces tallied its first single-digit win of the season, the contest never appeared to be in doubt as the team continued its early-season win streak. After winning its first two games by a combined mark of 56 points, Las Vegas beat Connecticut, 101-94, Friday, May 15 as part of a sec

Las Vegas guard Chennedy Carter goes up for a floater in the team's win over Connecticut. Photo Credit: Las Vegas Aces Hard to believe the Las Vegas Aces could put forth a more dominant performance than their 27-point drubbing for their first win of the season. However, that’s exactly what they did when Las Vegas earned its second straight win via a 98-69 win over the Connecticut Sun Wednesday, May 13. “I think we have a resilient group,” forward A’ja Wilson said. “I think we

Las Vegas stars A'ja Wilson and Chelsea Gray celebrate during the team's first win of the 2026 season. Photo Credit: Las Vegas Aces The Las Vegas Aces have their first win of the new year and it came in big fashion. In the second of a back-to-back, Las Vegas smacked Los Angeles, 105-78, Sunday, May 10 from Crypto.com Arena. The reigning champs were coming off a 33-point loss on Ring Night to Phoenix. Last year’s Aces team went 1-2 in back-to-backs. “I don’t like back-to-backs

Las Vegas forward A'ja Wilson (middle) celebrates a third Ring Night in her career alongside guard Jackie Young (left) and head coach Becky Hammon (right). Photo Credit: Flash Gordon A blowout loss last season catapulted the Las Vegas Aces to the championship. They may need to do it again after starting this year with a similar lopsided loss. After celebrating a third title in the last four years, Las Vegas was thumped, 99-66, by Phoenix Saturday, May 9 from the T-Mobile Aren

In one final showing ahead of the Olympic break, the Las Vegas Aces suffered another home loss. Las Vegas lost to Chicago, 93-85,...