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A'ja Wilson isn't just chasing greatness anymore. She's redefining what it means to be the WNBA's GOAT
Five MVP awards. Three consecutive. Three WNBA championships. A'ja Wilson's historic accomplishments are rewriting the record books, but her greatest impact extends far beyond basketball. From a young girl simply dreaming of surviving the world to a superstar redefining excellence, Wilson is carrying the weight of greatness on her own terms. As the WNBA enters a new era, her dominance, authenticity and relentless pursuit of improvement are transforming the GOAT debate into a conversation about her legacy.
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COLUMN: While Demanding Respect, A’ja Wilson Can’t Afford to Cross the Line
After covering A’ja Wilson since her rookie season, I know the respect she deserves. But in a heated playoff moment, Wilson crossed a line that created an unnecessary risk for herself, her teammates and the Aces’ championship hopes.
Built to Last: Wilson, Gray and Young Remain Heart of Aces’ Dynasty
Three championships. Four years. One constant: A’ja Wilson, Chelsea Gray and Jackie Young. Different supporting casts, same championship core. Fueled by trust, pressure and greatness, the Aces’ Big Three aren’t done building their legacy.
Wilson and Stewart making case for one more showdown
A’ja Wilson and Breanna Stewart opened the playoffs with a reminder of their greatness. If both lead their teams through the bracket, another Finals showdown could add a new chapter to their rivalry.
A’ja on Stewie: A Rivalry Built on Respect and Friendship
A’ja Wilson calls Breanna Stewart a friend and a rival who demands her best every possession. Years of competition have deepened Wilson’s respect for Stewie’s work, consistency and impact on the WNBA.
Stewie on A’ja: A Rivalry Built on Respect and Greatness
Breanna Stewart sees more than a rival in A’ja Wilson. Their years of competition have deepened mutual respect, with each superstar pushing the other to improve and helping elevate the WNBA.
WNBA Notebook: Injuries taking toll on teams league-wide
Injuries have taken a toll through the first quarter of the season, and clearly have had an affect on teams, including the defending champion New York Liberty.
Free throw attempts and personal foul averages are up, despite outcry for better officiating in WNBA
Free-throw attempts and personal foul averages are up this season, despite an outcry for better officiating in the WNBA.
WNBA Notebook: Atlanta off to Dream start, its best since 2016, led by Gray
At 5-2, the Atlanta Dream are off to their best start since 2016, sitting second in the Eastern Confernece behind defending champion and undefeated New York (7-0).
Mental Health top narrative for WNBA vets and rookies coming into 2025 campaign
As Mental Health Awareness Month comes to close, the conversation stays vibrant in the WNBA, where rookies and veterans have made it a top narrative in order to endure a professional career.
Crystal Bradford focused on second chance in WNBA, while adding depth to Aces
With just 39 games of WNBA experience, 31-year-old Crystal Bradford is elated for a second chance and is ready to resurrect her career while adding depth to a talented Las Vegas Aces team that is looking for its third title in four years.
Player Capsules: Meet the 2025 Las Vegas Aces
The Las Vegas Aces are set to open the 2025 campaign May 17 at the defending champion New York Liberty. The Aces and Liberty have won the last three WNBA titles. Las Vegas coach Becky Hammon said her team is beyond hungry, it’s starving, to win another title.
Kelly one of many talented players awaiting WNBA call after being waived
Deja Kelly joined the Las Vegas Aces on a training camp contract and turned in an impressive 20 minutes in her two preseason appearances, registering 24 points, three turnovers and three assists. The Oregon-product was waived on May 12.
Aces know gem they have in new teammate Jewell Loyd
Jewell Loyd was once a tennis prodigy who was invited to attend IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida. But she wanted to pursue a career that involved a team aspect, with bonding and camaraderie. Now, after spending 10 years in Seattle, the 11-year veteran joins the Las Vegas Aces for the next chapter in her career.
Healthy Chelsea Gray opens training camp ready to help guide driven Aces
Veteran point guard Chelsea Gray, fresh off a championship at Unrivaled, is feeling healthy and revived to start her 12th season in the WNBA, and fifth with the Las Vegas Aces.
Elizabeth Kitley used lost season as opportunity to learn from Aces standouts
After missing what would have been her rookie season due to a torn ACL she suffered near the end of her college career, 2024 draft pick Elizabeth Kitley is ready to embark on her first official season with the Las Vegas Aces.
Kate Martin’s pro career has been right on the money
Kate Martin said the last nine months have been a dream come true, as her professional career has skyrocketed after playing her rookie season in Las Vegas, and now playing alongside 35 of the world’s greatest players in Unrivaled.
Reese’s inner-little girl fueling rookie season
As one of the most riveting figures in the WNBA, Angel Reese has become just as much of a darling in the eyes of basketball fans as anyone else.
And the early season WNBA awards go to…
A’ja Wilson is the only player who ranks in the top 3 in points, rebounds and blocks per game. Is she the frontrunner for WNBA MVP? The early season awards are in.
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