Las Vegas Aces

In her 205th game, Becky Hammon became the second-fastest coach in WNBA history to register 150 victories on Sunday afternoon, as the Las Vegas Aces defeated the Golden State Valkyries 91-81 at Chase Center in San Francisco.

Las Vegas Aces head coach Becky Hammon has had a whirlwind couple of days.

The development of the WNBA’s No. 1 pick, the Dallas Wings’ Azzi Fudd, continues at a dizzying pace. Fudd made her first start for the Wings during a Thursday, May 28, game against the defending WNBA champion Las Vegas Aces.…

Becky Hammon didn't hold back.

This isn't the first time Hammon's publicly criticized WNBA officiating.

Jessica Shepard is in a league of her own this WNBA season, and the numbers are starting to show it. The Dallas Wings made a statement with their 95-87 win over the defending champion Las Vegas Aces on Thursday night, and Shepard was at the center of it all.

Azzi Fudd will make her first WNBA start against the Aces after a breakout 24-point game helped the Wings defeat the Liberty on May 24.

Aces coach Becky Hammon blasted the officiating in Thursday's 95-87 loss to the Wings, saying that A'ja Wilson, Chennedy Carter and Jackie Young combining for one free throw attempt was a result of "not getting the same whistle."

The Las Vegas Aces entered Thursday night’s road game against the Dallas Wings as a team still finding its footing at 4-2. They left it at 4-3, outscored 50-34 in the second half, and their head coach was at the postgame podium with something to get off her chest. Becky Hammon did not wait long []

When the schedule of the WNBA 2026 dropped, the New York Liberty and defending champions Las Vegas Aces were the top favorites again. But after recovering from a 1-2 start to the season, with three successive wins and a free-scoring offense averaging 93.

Azzi Fudd is right on track after a shaky start to her WNBA season. The number on draft pick has well and truly announced herself on the biggest stage.

When the Las Vegas Aces’ Becky Hammon entered the team in 2022, not many expected much from her. After all, she was coming in with the experience of an assistant coach that too from an NBA team.

Las Vegas Aces coach Becky Hammon slammed officiating after a loss to the Dallas Wings, citing the free throw disparity in the game.

Dallas defeated Las Vegas, 95-87 on Thursday. The Wings have defeated the last two WNBA champs in consecutive games.

Aces head coach Becky Hammon is on the verge of adding her name to the WNBA's history books in yet another way.

After the fall-from-ahead defeat in Dallas on Thursday, Las Vegas coach Becky Hammon aired her grievances about the game’s officiating. Hammon was answering a question about the Aces’ defense, or lack thereof, in the second half when Las Vegas conceded 50 points to the Wings before she pivoted to the paucity of free-throw attempts for her team. “A’ja Wilson shoots one free throw, Chennedy Carter zero, Jackie Young zero. I’m f—ing tired of that b——t. I’m not saying (the Dallas Wings) didn’t earn

There have only been two triple-doubles in the WNBA so far this season and both belong to Dallas Wings forward Jessica Shepard.

It took seven games for Azzi Fudd to earn the first start of her professional career. She shouldn’t be headed back to the bench anytime soon. Fudd replaced Odyssey Sims in the Dallas Wings’ starting lineup in Thursday’s game against the Las Vegas Aces, and she tied for a game-high 22 points in the Wings’ 95-87 victory over the defending champions. After a two-minute rest in the first quarter, the rookie didn’t sit for the remainder of the evening, and Dallas was plus-15 in her minutes. “It’s an

The 2026 No. 1 overall pick followed up a career-high 24 points against the Liberty on Sunday with 22 points versus the Aces.

The Dallas Wings made the Azzi Fudd move that fans had been waiting for.