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The Las Vegas Aces sit at 218-291 (.428) all-time on the road across 509 games.
Key historical road averages include:
This long-term mark serves as baseline context for evaluating 2026 away performances.
All four Las Vegas Aces players won their 2026 World Cup openers in Berlin, with Gray and Young helping USA rout China 94-61, Yamamoto contributing to...
ラスベガス・エーシズは直近12試合で前半に平均44.3得点を記録し、攻撃の立ち上がりの良さを示している。この安定した前半スタートは、プレーオフに向けた試合運びの強みと攻撃再現性を裏付ける要素だ。
The Las Vegas Aces continue their international reach during the WNBA break as Jackie Young represents the US while Australian teammates compete at the FIBA Women's World Cup.
Mark Davis' unanimous WNBA approval as Aces owner leverages his business successes and franchise expertise to drive the team to greater heights amid...
Chelsea Gray and Paige Bueckers discussed the mix of personalities and generations powering the USA women's national team.
Kalani Brown held her introductory presser with the Las Vegas Aces as the team faces NaLyssa Smith's injury exit and the need for a defensive shift ahead of the playoffs.
A'ja Wilson has withdrawn from the FIBA World Cup for health reasons, joining Kelsey Plum in stepping away from the Berlin event. The reigning MVP has...
On December 11, 2017, MGM Resorts officially unveiled the Las Vegas Aces with Bill Laimbeer as Head Coach and President of Basketball Operations, launching the franchise's modern era.
The Aces hold a 3-2 record while averaging 90.2 points per game over their last five contests.
Key trends:
The Las Vegas Aces recorded a 91.5 defensive rating against Toronto on Friday, marking one of their stronger defensive showings this season.
The World Cup pause until Sept. 17 offers the Aces a healing window after three straight wins, yet injuries leave them ranked third with major lineup holes and heavy reliance on Wilson, Young and Gray.
A'ja Wilson's choice to miss the FIBA Women's World Cup prioritizes rest after her heavy early-season workload with the Las Vegas Aces, directly supporting playoff readiness and title-defense plans.
The Aces' bid for another title faces a late-season injury hit and stronger challengers.
In their last 10 games vs the Fever, the Aces averaged 79 points on 43.0% FG and 51.6% TS.
The Las Vegas Aces have signed Kalani Brown, adding her to the roster as part of their ongoing moves.
Kalani Brown joins the Las Vegas Aces as a 6-foot-7 center to fill the frontcourt gap after NaLyssa Smith's season-ending injury.
The Aces signed 6-7 center Kalani Brown to replace NaLyssa Smith, adding a player with strong paint presence, rebounding, and diverse defensive...
