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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.
RANKS: Valkyries been WNBA’s top team since June 7, move into Top 5
Minnesota retains its top spot in this rankings, but Golden State makes its debut into the Top 5
WNBA Notebook: Aces bolster frontcourt with addition of NaLyssa Smith
The Las Vegas Aces made a major move Monday morning, acquiring NaLyssa Smith from the Dallas Wings with hopes of adding an inside presence to join A’ja Wilson and assisting on the defensive end.
RANKS: There’s a new No. 1, while the champs dip to 4th
The Minnesota Lynx take over the top spot in this week’s power rankings, while the defending champion New York Liberty dip to No. 4.
RANKS: Golden State climbs ranking, continue to put everyone on notice
The Golden State Valkyries have won three in a row and are now eighth in the power rankings, while changing the complexion of the Western Conference
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.
RANKS: Liberty, Lynx still WNBA’s elite tandem
The New York Liberty and Minnesota Lynx continue to pace the weekly power rankings, sitting No. 1 and No. 2 after the first month of the season.
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 narrative in WNBA must start at the top
Front office staff are taking mental health seriously for their WNBA organizations, as the narrative continues to be at the league’s forefront.
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.
Megan Gustafson finds therapy in lovable Pancake
Since bringing Pancake into her life, Aces backup center Megan Gustafson has been able to rely on her lovable Corgi for mental health therapy when needed.
Bell playing most important pro season with heavy heart
Las Vegas Aces reserve Kierstan Bell entered the fourth and most important campaign of her WNBA career with a heavy heart after losing her father, Perry, who passed away in January.
RANKS: Incoming Storm disrupts WNBA rankings
The Seattle Storm made a huge jump in the weekly power rankings, having won three in a row since a season-opening loss in Phoenix.
WNBA Notebook: “The essence of Kelsey Plum” contagious for L.A. Sparks
Kelsey Plum is having a career start to the season. But the 5-foot-9 two-time WNBA champion guard couldn't care less about her stats - the Plum Dawg wants to win!
RANKS: Liberty and Lynx still WNBA’s best teams
The New York Liberty and Minnesota Lynx, last year’s WNBA Finals participants, are the league’s top two teams after opening weekend. The surprising team, however? It’s a mystical one for sure.
WNBA Notebook: Mystics are brightest storyline after opening ‘25 campaign 2-0
One year after losing its first 12 games of the season, the Washington Mystics have opened their 2025 campaign 2-0.
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