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Gray, record-setting Aces beat Mercury to sweep series

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LAS VEGAS (AP) — Chelsea Gray had 27 points and eight assists and hit a career-high seven of Las Vegas’ WNBA playoff-record 23 3-pointers and the Aces beat the Phoenix Mercury 117-80 on Saturday night to sweep the best-of-three series.

Las Vegas, which never trailed, also set WNBA playoff marks for consecutive field goals made to open a game (10) and most 3-pointers in a half (11, in the first).

The top-seeded Aces beat Phoenix 79-63 on Wednesday. Las Vegas will play the fourth-seeded Seattle Storm or the fifth-seeded Washington Mystics in the best-of-five semifinals.

Seattle leads the best-of-three series with the Mystics 1-0. Kaela Davis led short-handed Phoenix with 23 points. Phoenix was without Diana Taurasi, Skylar Diggins-Smith and Brittney Griner.

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