While Phoenix knocked Las Vegas out of last year’s playoffs this season’s opening round series has a much different feel to it
Matthew Walter
Matthew Walter covers the Las Vegas Aces, the Pac-12 and the WCC for the Next. He is a former Director of Basketball Operations and Video Coordinator at three different Division I women's basketball programs.
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How A’ja Wilson has put together another MVP-worthy campaign
The 2020 WNBA MVP has put together another incredible season deserving of multiple awards but she only wants one thing: a championship ring
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The Point Gawd is peaking at just the right time
Why Chelsea Gray’s strong post All-Star break play has helped propel the Aces towards the playoffs
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Defense is the number one thing that will decide the Las Vegas Aces’ fate in 2022
Why the Aces will need to see more defensive performances like the one in their Commissioner’s Cup championship if they want that elusive first championship
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Why Sydney Colson is grateful for every day she’s in the WNBA
What makes the comedy queen of the WNBA so important to the Las Vegas Aces
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How Iliana Rupert went from a suburb of Paris to the Las Vegas Strip
‘She’s an atypical rookie for sure’ -Sydney Colson
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How Dearica Hamby has become the Aces’ X-Factor
The eighth year veteran knows she doesn’t have to score to make Las Vegas successful
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Aces notebook: A’ja Wilson ascending, Jackie Young returns
And Iliana Rupert is in town!
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Film Room: How Jackie Young has made her Most Improved Player case
A breakdown of how Jackie Young has had so much success through the first month of the season.
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It’s finally the year of Kelsey Plum
‘I feel like a lot of things are going my way’