Mark Hebert
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Aces playoff loss sends first-round series to Game 3 (opens the original)
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The Las Vegas Aces had a chance to close their first-round series Tuesday. Instead, Indiana turned an 11-point deficit into a 99-89 win and forced a deciding Game 3. Jackie Young scored 31 points, while Aâja Wilson added 22. However, the Aces shot 42 percent and were outscored 58-26 in the paint as the Fever evened the series 1-1. Caitlin Clark finished with 27 points, 15 assists and seven rebounds before fouling out late. Kelsey Mitchell added 26 points, while Aliyah Boston scored 22. Indiana
Aces draw Indiana in first round of WNBA playoffs (opens the original)
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Las Vegas knows its first playoff opponent, and Indiana arrives with more than a lower seed. The Aces finished the regular season 31-13 and secured the No. 3 seed after beating Phoenix 100-82 Thursday. Golden State rallied past Los Angeles to hold the No. 2 spot, setting up a first-round matchup between Las Vegas and sixth-seeded Indiana. Game 1 is Sunday, Sept. 27, in Las Vegas. The tipoff time has not yet been announced for this matchup. Aces coach Becky Hammon said before the regular-season f
Gray, Young lead Team USA to World Cup gold (opens the original)
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Team USA erased a 14-point first-half deficit, took control after halftime and finished its unbeaten run through Berlin with a gold medal. Chelsea Gray and Jackie Young were central to the turnaround. Young scored 18 points and Gray added 14 as the U.S. beat France 97-79 on Sunday in the FIBA Womenâs Basketball World Cup final. Young, named Player of the Game, finished with 18 points, five rebounds and five assists while shooting 7-of-14 overall and 4-of-7 from 3. Gray added four rebounds, fiv
Aces clinch playoff spot by closing out Mystics (opens the original)
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Las Vegas did not just beat Washington twice in three days. The Aces beat the Mystics in almost the same way. Tuesday ended 86-76. Thursday ended 83-76. Washington scored exactly 76 points in both games, and Las Vegas won the fourth quarter both times. That mattered to Becky Hammon because late-game execution has not always come easily for this team. âItâs a couple of games now, back-to-back games, that weâve won fourth quarters,â Hammon said. âThatâs been a little bit of a struggle
Brianna Turner defends trans community amid WNBA debate (opens the original)
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Brianna Turner knew the backlash was coming. The Las Vegas Aces forward still used her platform to defend transgender people after Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham questioned trans participation in womenâs sports. Turner argued that transgender athletes have become a political target. Meanwhile, she said sexism, racism, homophobia and workplace harassment deserve greater attention. âI would much rather the hate come my way instead of the trans community,â Turner wrote on X. Yes I know
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