Las Vegas Aces

The Indiana Fever have been dealt a notable setback with 14 games remaining before the WNBA playoffs.

Wilson and the Aces bounced back from a setback in Chicago.

The WNBA has found itself in the midst of a political firestorm at the moment. The topic of discussion surrounds the inclusion of transgender athletes taking part in girls’ and women’s sports.

Indiana's win streak came to a halt in Minneapolis.

Indiana Fever put their five-game winning streak to the test against Minnesota Lynx’s nine-game winning streak and fell short. While the Lynx are leading the league, winning five more games (25) than second-placed Las Vegas and having the fewest losses this season, analyst Ben Daniel thought the Fever had every chance to win the game if head coach Stephanie White came up with a better strategy.

Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream faced the Las Vegas Aces on Monday at State Farm Arena. The Dream lost 109-87, but not before Reese posted her 20th double-double of the season.

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Angel Reese. | Getty Images She’s got her own Barbie. As of today, she’s got her own Barbie-branded colorway of her signature Reebok shoe. In between, she held a successful back-to-school drive. Wow. 🤍 This was definitely my biggest Back to School event yet. Atlanta, thank you for showing up and showing out. Seeing so many families and students come together meant the world to me. I hope everyone left feeling a little more prepared and a little more confident heading… — Angel Reese (@R...

Allisha Gray exited the Atlanta Dream's Monday, Aug. 3 game versus the Las Vegas Aces early.

It's a busy week for the Las Vegas Aces, who play four road games in seven days, including a back-to-back pair in Minnesota on Saturday and then New York a day later. The Aces will have to make the nearly 1,200-mile trek to face the Liberty less than 24 hours after facing the No. 1 team in the league — the Lynx. Minnesota also has a back-to-back this weekend, but it's home for both games.

A’ja Wilson. | Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The Las Vegas Aces have reached what could be their toughest stretch of the season. With five games in nine days, the Aces are coming off an 84-83 last-second loss to the Chicago Sky on Saturday before traveling to face the Atlanta Dream on Monday night. OH MY, SYDNEY TAYLOR 🤯 Sydney Taylor buries the catch-and-shoot triple to WIN IT for the @chicagosky! LVA-CHI | CBS & Paramount+ Tap to watch: https://t.co/XQsLhOEb55 pic.twitter.com/jxTY7raKJb...

The Chicago Sky might have had a breakthrough Saturday against the Las Vegas Aces. The Sky have been one of the least clutch teams over the past two seasons. They lost all of their one-possession games and overtime games (an agonizing six in 2026) under coach Tyler Marsh entering Saturday’s contest, and it wasn’t just bad luck. They were committing a long list of time-and-score errors down the stretch, highlighted by blowing an 8-point lead in the final minute of regulation to the New York Liber

The Aces come in highly motivated after a buzzer-beating loss to Chicago, and their victory over the Dream highlights Monday's WNBA moneyline predictions.

The Chicago Sky and Las Vegas Aces locked horns in one of the most anticipated games of the week on Saturday. ESPN gave A’ja Wilson and the Aces a 65.

Sydney Taylor became the first rookie in franchise history to hit a go-ahead 3-pointer in the final five seconds of the fourth quarter or overtime Saturday to beat the defending champion Las Vegas Aces 84-83.

Becky Hammon: ‘I have confidence in her whenever her number is going to be called’

Betnijah Laney-Hamilton. | Getty Images Saturday serves up a pair of national TV games for WNBA fans, with the Las Vegas Aces first visiting the Chicago Sky (1 p.m. ET,CBS) before the New York Liberty take on the Phoenix Mercury (3 p.m. ET, ABC). However, it’s the transaction game, rather than the actual games, that likely will preoccupy WNBA obsessives. Sure, we can get excited about a South Carolina showdown between A’ja Wilson, who appears to be in peak M’VP form after a 33-point and 10-re...

The Fever added former California forward Michelle Onyiah nearly four weeks after declining to match the contract offer Justine Pissott received from the Aces.

A blown call just cost New York everything.

A deep dive into the competitive battles between these two teams.