A tumultuous 2025 season for the Las Vegas Aces delivered another gut-punch of a blow Friday night, the Aces suffering a 109-78 blowout at the hands of the league-leading Minnesota Lynx.
The Las Vegas Aces are looking to improve to 13-12 on the 2025 WNBA regular season when they face the Indiana Fever on July 24. However, they'll be doing so against a handicapped Fever team, as star guard Caitlin Clark is still sidelined because of a groin injury she suffered during a July 15 game against the Connecticut Sun.
Las Vegas coach Becky Hammon provided an injury update on Aces superstar A’ja Wilson after a tough fall the center took in the team's July 8 game against the Liberty.
According to the Las Vegas Aces, center A’ja Wilson is listed as questionable for Thursday’s game against the Washington Mystics with a right wrist injury.
The Las Vegas Aces lost 87-78 to the defending WNBA champion New York Liberty on Tuesday in a game that was incredibly close during the first half before
Things have been going well for the Indiana Fever over the past few games. They head into Saturday's matchup against the Los Angeles Sparks riding a three-game winning streak.
Thursday night's matchup between the Indiana Fever and the Las Vegas Aces pitted two of the top coaches in the WNBA against each other. In the end, however,
Even without Caitlin Clark, who remains sidelined with a groin injury, the Indiana Fever, in light of a three-game winning streak, have improved to 9-8 on the 2025 WNBA season.
Having won the last 16 meetings between the two teams and the Indiana Fever being short-handed, Thursday's game seemed like it was the Las Vegas Aces' to lose.
The Las Vegas Aces were thoroughly dominated by the Indiana Fever on July 3, as they lost by a score of 81-54. This makes the Aces' record 8-9 on the 2025 WNBA season, and have now lost two of their past three games.
It was a busy Monday afternoon for the Las Vegas Aces. After announcing acquiring NaLyssa Smith from the Dallas Wings and waiving Tiffany Mitchell, the Aces announced that they were waiving center Liz Kitley.
The biggest story in the WNBA world over the past few days has been the Indiana Fever waiving veteran guard DeWanna Bonner on June 25. This came one day after it was reported that Bonner was looking for a change of scenery because she felt like the Fever weren't the right fit for her after signing with them in free agency this past offseason.
Rumors surrounding DeWanna Bonner‘s departure from the Indiana Fever had finally been resolved as the team had waived her on Wednesday. Amidst the rumors, LV Aces coach Becky Hammon offered her honest response on Bonner’s connection with the Fever and her WNBA future.
On Sunday, the Las Vegas Aces topped Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever, 89-81. The Aces had finally snapped a three-game losing streak. The 2025 season has not been a breeze for the Aces.
In Sunday’s game, Las Vegas Aces rookie Aaliyah Nye suffered a hit to the face versus the Phoenix Mercury. Although her hit to the face didn’t land her in concussion protocol, a similar situation landed her teammate, A’ja Wilson on the injury list.
When the Las Vegas Aces host the Phoenix Mercury on Sunday night, they'll once again be without their superstar forward A’ja Wilson. Wilson has been ruled out due to concussion protocol following an injury she suffered in the third quarter of a recent home loss to the Los Angeles Sparks.
Last Sunday in a win on the road against the Seattle Storm, rookie Aaliyah Nye had a career game off the bench for the Las Vegas Aces. Off the bench, Nye scored 10 points in 11 rebounds and even grabbed a rebound.
Coach Becky Hammon is loving the new-look Aces. In an recent interview with the Las Vegas Review Journal, said, “To me, the mindset is different,” Hammon said at media day last week.
Las Vegas Aces head coach Becky Hammon is being tapped as a potential candidate to replace Gregg Popovich as the head coach of the San Antonio Spurs. Popovich, who is currently the longest-tenured coach in the NBA, has not been with the Spurs since November last year after he suffered a stroke.
The 74-year-old told reporters that he didn't "have a whole lot of time" to answer postgame questions following the victory, as he had to "go celebrate" the Las Vegas Aces' Game 4, WNBA title-clinching win over the New York Liberty.