The Las Vegas Aces are your 2025 WNBA Champions — and what a ride it’s been. From doubt to dominance, from back-to-back losses to solidifying a dynasty, this season tested everything we thought we knew about the Aces. In this episode, I break down how A’ja Wilson cemented herself as one of the greatest to ever touch the game, how Becky Hammon continues to redefine coaching greatness, and how Jewell Loyd found redemption. We talk adversity, leadership, and the art of blocking out the noise — plus what this season teaches us about faith, humility, and building a dynasty brick by brick. 👑 Topics covered: How the Aces overcame early-season struggles Becky Hammon’s elite adjustments and legacy in real time Why NaLyssa Smith was the missing piece Phoenix’s emotional collapse and what went wrong 💬 Comment below: How do you feel about the Aces’ season? What was your favorite playoff series this year? Let’s talk hoops. 🏀

The Las Vegas Aces are two wins away from a three-peat — but the biggest story in the WNBA right now isn’t just happening on the court. After Game 1, Napheesa Collier accused Commissioner Cathy Engelbert of making tone-deaf remarks about Caitlin Clark and dismissing player concerns about officiating and respect across the league. Engelbert has only denied one specific claim — that she said Clark should be “grateful” for her platform — but her silence on the rest has left fans and players questioning the league’s leadership. Meanwhile, the Aces have taken full control of the Finals after back-to-back wins over the Phoenix Mercury. Jackie Young exploded for 20 points in the third quarter of Game 2, A’ja Wilson continues her Finals MVP campaign, and Vegas is now one step closer to history. This episode dives into both sides of the WNBA’s biggest week — dominance on the floor and division off it. Full Game 1 & 2 breakdowns Collier’s allegations and Engelbert’s response Caitlin Clark’s injury timeline and Fever context What the players’ unity signals ahead of the new CBA

Game 5 against the Indiana Fever was a war. Kelsey Mitchell collapsed on the court with rhabdomyolysis, losing feeling in her leg before being stretchered out. Yet somehow, Indiana refused to quit. Aaliyah Boston battled foul trouble, still grabbing 16 rebounds, while Odyssey Sims dropped 27 points off waivers to keep the Fever alive. The Aces won with defense (10 blocks, 31 points off turnovers), but their rebounding issues (out-rebounded 40–21) could spell trouble against the Phoenix Mercury. Alyssa Thomas, Satou Sabally, DeWanna Bonner, and Natasha Mack are on a mission — and the Aces can’t afford to give Phoenix second-chance points. We break down: Kelsey Mitchell’s health scare and what it means for her future Indiana’s defensive adjustments and rebounding dominance Odyssey Sims & Shey Peddy stepping up in the clutch The Aces’ stagnant offense vs. their championship-level defense A Finals preview: Can Vegas survive Phoenix’s post depth and perimeter threats? Game 1 tips off Friday, October 3rd. Who’s your pick to win it all? Let’s talk hoops.