Aces star A'ja Wilson calls out President Joe Biden for tweet

As many in the replies had noted, the Aces brought home a title first. The two-time and reigning WNBA Most Valuable Player was notably upset, suggesting that the Aces weren't invited to the White House as is custom for sports champions.

Even if it wasn't his intent, Biden's tweet speaks to a systemic dismissal of women's pro sports despite the increased television viewership and game attendance across multiple sports. It's not as if he nor the White House has failed shown support for the WNBA in years past, evidenced not only by their campaign to bring Brittney Griner home from her detainment in Russia, but even for more celebratory moments like when the Seattle Storm were the first team to visit the Oval Office since the end of Barack Obama's second term.

Yet as the centerpiece of Las Vegas' first champion and a true superstar in her own right, Wilson was understandably aggrieved by the tweet. In the likelihood that White House wants to make amends, the Aces will be in Washington, D.C. to play the Mystics on Aug. 26.