What's wrong with the Aces? Stats behind the 5-6 WNBA start - ESPN
The Las Vegas Aces have had six consecutive winning seasons, including two WNBA titles. But that's not the team we are seeing in 2025.
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The Las Vegas Aces have had six consecutive winning seasons, including two WNBA titles. But that's not the team we are seeing in 2025.
The WNBA followed up on an allegation that a Seattle Storm assistant coach cursed at a Las Vegas Aces player after the teams' game Sunday in Seattle, a league source with knowledge of the situation said Wednesday. However, the source said there is not an investigation into the Storm.
SEATTLE — Jewell Loyd came out hot in her return Sunday to Climate Pledge Arena for the first time since requesting a trade that sent her to the Las Vegas Aces, but the remaining members of the Seattle Storm ended up stealing the show in an impressive 102-82 victory.
The 2025 WNBA season opens with the New York Liberty (+230) looking to defend their championship crown against a number of contenders. The Indiana Fever (+350), led by superstar guard Caitlin Clark, look to be among the top teams in the league after their first-round playoff exit last season. The Fever and Las Vegas Aces (+350) are tied for the second-shortest odds to win the WNBA Finals this season. Behind them is the Minnesota Lynx (+400) and Napheesa Collier, who looks to make her case for the WNBA MVP after finishing runner-up to A'ja Wilson a season ago.
For the first time, every WNBA preseason game — including the Indiana Fever's game vs. the Brazilian national team on Sunday in Iowa City — will be available via national broadcast or through online streaming this year.
After struggling to establish on-court success and relevance in recent years, the Los Angeles Sparks got the WNBA's attention Wednesday as they introduced three-time All-Star and two-time Olympian Kelsey Plum as the franchise's next star.
Brittney Griner and Brionna Jones are headed to the Atlanta Dream. Courtney Vandersloot is set to return to the Chicago Sky. Kelsey Mitchell is staying put with the Indiana Fever.
The Seattle Storm traded six-time All-Star Jewell Loyd to the Las Vegas Aces in a multi-team move that sent three-time All-Star Kelsey Plum to the Los Angeles Sparks on Sunday.