Las Vegas Aces

Former Lady Vol listed as questionable for Seattle-Las Vegas WNBA game.

With the playoffs fast approaching in the WNBA, the predictions are starting to come in. The Minnesota Lynx are setting the pace at 31-9, but right on their heels, the Golden State Valkyries sit second at 29-11 behind a four-game win streak, while the Las Vegas Aces remain dangerous at 27-13.

A’ja Wilson has finally explained why she chose not to play for Team USA at the 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup. A vocal group of fans on social media still isn’t buying it. The four-time MVP spoke with reporters Tuesday as the Las Vegas Aces prepare to return from the WNBA’s World Cup break. […]

In addition to looking forward to the postseason, it comes with WNBA awards. Here are USA TODAY Studio IX's predictions.

The Minnesota Lynx lead WNBA championship odds entering the final four regular-season games, with Las Vegas and Golden State among the top challengers.

The WNBA returns from its World Cup break with four games left. See where the Lynx, Valkyries, Aces, Fever and all 15 teams rank.

Becky Hammon: 'She’s always kind of been destined to be an Ace' The post Why Kalani Brown signing with the Las Vegas Aces feels like a homecoming appeared first on The IX Sports.

Amid criticism surrounding A’ja Wilson’s choice to miss the FIBA World Cup, the Las Vegas Aces are prioritizing the four-time WNBA MVP’s health.

The Lynx, Fever, Dream and Liberty face a lot more playoff pressure than the Valkyries, Mystics, Wings and Aces.

The Minnesota Lynx. (Photo by Matthew Huang) | Icon Sportswire via Getty Images As the 2026 WNBA postseason approaches, I have a feeling that all eight playoff teams will hold their own and make it an interesting first round. Any team could go on to win it all, but some teams need to win more than others. So instead of picking who is most likely to win, let’s rank the teams in order of who faces the most pressure to deliver a championship. In the comments, let us know your rankings. 1. Minnes...

The Indiana Fever are dark horse title contenders for the 2026 WNBA season, with teams like the Minnesota Lynx, Las Vegas Aces, and Golden State Valkyries the favorites to win it all. Caitlin Clark and Fever fans believe the team is good enough to trade blows with those in the uppermost echelon in the WNBA, leading head coach Stephanie White to take the brunt of the criticism.

What does the league need from its next commissioner after Cathy Engelbert retires? Is the WNBA better off now than when she took over?

Jewell Loyd dropped some huge personal news on Instagram this week that caught fire across social media. The Las Vegas Aces guard announced her engagement to former college standout Natalija Marshall. Looking at the photos posted by Jewell Loyd and Marshall, the emotions were high. Tears were shed, and happiness was the most recurring theme. [...]

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - MAY 10: Detail of the Los Angeles Sparks logo prior to their home opener against the Las Vegas Aces at Crypto.com Arena on May 10, 2026 in Los Angeles, California. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, User is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. (Photo by Luiza Moraes/Getty Images) | Getty Images In a bit of surprising news given the lack of rumors or reports a...

The Liberty announced Thursday that forward Satou Sabally will miss the remainder of the season as she continues to recover from a concussion sustained in June.

The Missing Chess Piece? The post Kalani Brown Could Be Perfect Fit for Las Vegas Aces' Postseason Run appeared first on Ballislife.com.

If A’ja Wilson wins the fifth MVP of her career, WNBA legend Diana Taurasi has made it clear that she would declare the Las Vegas Aces star the ‘G. O.

Diana Taurasi has had high praise for Las Vegas Aces player A’ja Wilson during a podcast with Bill Simmons this week. Wilson is once again dominating the WNBA when it comes to points this season, and is currently averaging a league-high 26.

Chicago Sky guard Skylar Diggins will miss the remainder of the WNBA's season as she continues to recover from a right knee injury, the team announced Tuesday.

To say NaLyssa Smith was an important piece in head coach Becky Hammon’s starting lineup is an understatement. The Las Vegas Aces forward filled all the required gaps, all while complementing four-time MVP A’ja Wilson to the fullest.