Becky Hammond has brought a winning culture to the Las Vegas Aces

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The All-Star break came at a good time for the Las Vegas Aces and since play resumed they've been on a roll.

Las Vegas has won three straight — all on the road — averaging 102 points a game in those victories.

"We have so many weapons on offense," said Aces guard Kelsey Plum, who is having the best season of her career, averaging 20.3 points. That's second best in the league.

Connecticut Sun forward Alyssa Thomas gets the offensive rebound over teammate Brionna Jones and Las Vegas Aces forward A'ja Wilson during a WNBA game. Becky Hammond has been leading the Aces to a great season. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day via AP)

The Aces (18-7) have five starters scoring in double figures and are averaging a league-high 91.3 points a game. Chelsea Gray credits coach Becky Hammon for simplifying their offensive and defensive systems on both ends of the court as one reason for the team's success.

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Las Vegas won 13 of its first 15 games before stumbling prior to the All-Star break with five losses in seven games.

Now the Aces are winning again.

"No one said it was going to be easy. If being great was easy, everyone would be doing it," Hammon said. "You have to hit some adversity. There should be some hiccups. We came out like a rocket and then hit some rough patches.

"The adversity will be beneficial to us more than the win-loss record down the road."

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They have three games at home before embarking on a six-game road trip that includes the Commissioner's Cup title game in Chicago next Tuesday.

This week’s WNBA Poll:

1. Chicago (19-6): The Sky