As rest of WNBA tries to keep pace, Aces are only getting better
New York TimesIn Super Squads, The Athletic follows the New York Liberty and Las Vegas Aces in their quests to win a WNBA championship. LAS VEGAS — The Las Vegas Aces’ players were predictably demure entering Thursday’s “battle of the super teams” against New York, the first regular-season matchup between the WNBA’s two projected title favorites featuring the last four regular-season MVPs. The @LVAces WIN ‼️ The Las Vegas Aces become the third team in #WNBA history to start a season 14-1 #MoreThanGame pic.twitter.com/LA6unvtxNe — WNBA June 30, 2023 Las Vegas identified weaknesses in the New York lineup and exploited them. When New York put its bigger defenders, Betnijah Laney and Kayla Thornton, on the Las Vegas guards, the Aces turned to Clark in the post.