Fresh off her record-setting performance in the Aces’ thrilling 104-102 win against the Golden State Valkyries, Wilson sat down with reporters at Michelob Ultra Arena in Las Vegas to discuss the game. However, before she could answer a question, her phone buzzed under the table.

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Amid a down year for the Las Vegas Aces, A'ja Wilson now finds herself in an unusual position: the WNBA's three-time MVP and two-time champion may no longer be regarded as the league's top player. At least, that is what the results of an anonymous player poll conducted by The Athletic tell us.

The Golden State Valkyries trimmed down their team after losing to the Las Vegas Aces 104-102 on Saturday. Golden State posted their highest point total of the

After she wrapped up her postgame press conference in a dark room in the bowels of George Mason University’s EagleBank Arena, the head coach of the Las Vegas Aces got up from the table, began walking toward the door and said,

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The Aces’ struggles center more on inconsistency, although reigning MVP A’ja Wilson did miss some time with a concussion. However, Las Vegas has some legitimate issues. The Liberty are a five-point home favorite Tuesday with a total of 165.5 points.

Since the start of the 2023 WNBA season, the New York Liberty are 11-5 in all games against the Las Vegas Aces. So, is this still the WNBA’s best rivalry?

Aces star A’ja Wilson reached an exclusive WNBA milestone in scoring on Saturday during the team’s game against the Valkyries.