Few WNBA franchises have risen as fast or shined as bright as the Las Vegas Aces. The franchise traces its roots to 1997 (as the Utah Starzz, then the San Antonio Silver Stars/Stars) before becoming the Las Vegas Aces in 2018. In just a few seasons, the Aces built a dynasty, winning back-to-back WNBA Championships in 2022 and 2023. Those title teams produced some of the most beloved players in the game today, and their legacy defines what it means to wear black and gold at Michelob ULTRA Arena on the Las Vegas Strip.
The face of the franchise and one of the greatest players in WNBA history, A'ja Wilson is a two-time league MVP and two-time champion. A dominant two-way forward and Defensive Player of the Year, she carried the Aces to both titles and remains the centerpiece of everything the team does.
A former No. 1 overall pick and a Finals MVP, Kelsey Plum became one of the WNBA's most electric scorers in Las Vegas. Her shot-making and tempo powered the Aces' high-octane championship offense.
Nicknamed "Point Gawd," Chelsea Gray delivered some of the most clutch playoff performances of the dynasty. Her elite passing and ice-cold late-game shot-making were pivotal in both championship runs.
When Becky Hammon took over as head coach, she made history — leading the Aces to back-to-back titles in her first two seasons. A trailblazer who broke barriers as one of the most respected basketball minds in the sport, Hammon turned Las Vegas into the standard-bearer of the modern WNBA.
From Wilson's dominance to Plum's scoring to Hammon's leadership, Aces legends share one trait: they turned a young franchise into a dynasty under the bright lights of the Strip. Want to see the next chapter in person? Browse the full schedule and grab your seats.
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