2023 Las Vegas Aces season

2023 Las Vegas Aces season
WNBA champions
Coach	Becky Hammon
Arena	Michelob Ultra Arena
Attendance	9,551 per game
Results
Record	34–6 (.850)
Place	1st (Western)
Playoff finish	WNBA Champions (Defeated New York Liberty 3–1 in WNBA Finals)
Team Leaders
Points	A'ja Wilson – 22.8 ppg
Rebounds	A'ja Wilson – 9.5 rpg
Assists	Chelsea Gray – 7.3 apg
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The 2023 Las Vegas Aces season was the franchise's 27th season in the Women's National Basketball Association and the sixth year the franchise is based in Las Vegas - after relocating from San Antonio and Utah. This was also the second season under head coach Becky Hammon. They were the defending WNBA champions, after defeating the Connecticut Sun in the 2022 WNBA Finals.

The Aces largely kept their team intact after their championship season, only trading away Dearica Hamby, but signing former WNBA Champions Candace Parker and Alysha Clark in the offseason. This continuity proved positive in the first month of the season as the Aces went 4–0 in May. Their winning streak continued and went to seven games before they lost their first game of the season on June 8 to the Connecticut Sun. After the loss, they went on another seven game winning streak, and finished June 10–1. The winning streak continued into July, but ended on the third game of the month with a loss to Dallas. After the nine game winning streak, the Aces again won out in the month, finishing on a seven game winning streak, and finishing July with a 10–1 record. They managed to get their winning streak to eleven before losing to the New York Liberty on August 6. Their next loss would again come at the hands of New York, but this time it was in the Commissioner's Cup Final. The Aces defeated New York in the next regular season game, but would then lose to Los Angeles to end a four game regular season winning streak. The Aces won three of their next five games to finish August with an 8–4 record. During the month, they secured their playoff berth on August 2. They entered the final month of the season fighting with New York for the first seed. The Aces won all three games in September to secure the top seed on the last day of the season.

The Aces finished with a 34–6 regular season record, which was a franchise and WNBA record for number of wins. ^[1] This was also the first season where the WNBA played 40 games. Their .850 winning percentage was a franchise record but not a WNBA record. The Aces finished as the first seed for the playoffs.

As the first seed, the Aces faced off against the eighth seed Chicago Sky and would host the first two games of the three game series. The Aces didn't lose a quarter in Game One and took the game 87–59. The Aces dominated Game Two in similar fashion, not losing a quarter, and winning the game 92–70 to move on to the Semifinals. In the Semifinals, the Aces faced off against the Dallas Wings. The Aces would host the first two games of the five game series, and game five, if necessary. The Aces dominated Game One, only losing the fourth quarter, but winning the game 97–83. Dallas managed to win two quarters in Game Two, but the Aces won the game 91–84. Game Three, was much closer in Dallas, but the Aces used a strong second half to win the game 64–61 and moved on to the 2023 WNBA Finals.

In the Finals, the Aces faced off against the second seed, New York Liberty. The teams faced each other five times during the regular season, going 2–2 against each other, but the Aces lost the Commissioner's Cup. The Aces used a strong second half to win Game One 99–82. In Game Two, they dominated the first quarter, and again dominated the second half to win 104–76. The Aces only needed to win one of the last three games to retain their title. The Liberty clawed one game back in New York, winning Game Three 87–73. In Game Four, the Aces, as they often had in the playoffs, had a strong second half, and won the game 70–69. The Aces became the first team since the Los Angeles Sparks in 2002 to win back to back WNBA Championships, taking the Finals three games to one.

Transactions

WNBA draft

See also: 2023 WNBA draft

Round	Pick	Player	Nationality	School/Team/Country
3	36	Brittney Davis	United States	Alabama

Transactions

Date	Details
January 21, 2023	Traded Dearica Hamby and a 2024 First-Round Pick to the Los Angeles Sparks in exchange for the negotiating rights to Amanda Zahui B and a 2024 Second-Round Pick [2]
February 1, 2023	Signed Candace Parker to a 1-Year Deal [3]
	Signed Alysha Clark to a 2-Year Deal [4]
	Signed Cayla George to a 1-Year Deal [5]
	Signed Alexis Peterson and Courtney Range to Training Camp Contracts [6]
February 5, 2023	Traded the negotiating rights to Amanda Zahui B to the Washington Mystics for 2024 and 2025 Second-Round Picks [7]
February 6, 2023	Waived Iliana Rupert [8]
	Signed Sydney Colson to a Training Camp Contract [9]
February 7. 2023	Signed Kiah Stokes to a 1-Year Deal [10]
April 12, 2023	Signed Elizabeth Balogun to a Training Camp Contract [11]
April 14, 2023	Signed Brittany Davis to a Rookie Scale Contract
April 24, 2023	Waived Elizabeth Balogun [12]
May 9, 2023	Waived Aisha Sheppard, Courtney Range, and Brittany Davis [13]
May 15, 2023	Waived Alexis Peterson [14]
June 30, 2023	Signed A'ja Wilson to a Contract Extension [15]
July 19, 2023	Signed Ashley Joens to a 7-Day Contract [16]
July 26, 2023	Signed Ashley Joens to a 2nd 7-Day Contract [17]
August 6, 2023	Signed Alaina Coates to a 7-Day Contract [18]
August 10, 2023	Signed Alaina Coates to a 2nd 7-Day Contract [19]
August 16, 2023	Signed Alaina Coates to a 3rd 7-Day Contract
August 23, 2023	Signed Alaina Coates to a Hardship Contract [20]

Roster Changes

Additions Personnel Signed/Trade Former Team Amanda Zahui B Trade - January 21 Los Angeles Sparks Candace Parker February 1 Chicago Sky Alysha Clark February 1 Washington Mystics Cayla George February 1 Melbourne Boomers Alaina Coates August 2 Phoenix Mercury

Subtractions Personnel Reason New Team Dearica Hamby Trade Los Angeles Sparks Amanda Zahui B Trade Washington Mystics Iliana Rupert Waived Atlanta Dream Aisha Sheppard Waived -

Roster

2023 Las Vegas Aces roster
Players	Coaches
Pos. # Nat. Name Height Weight DOB From Yrs F 1 Bell, Kierstan 6' 1" (1.85m) 176 lb (80kg) 03-16-2000 Florida Gulf Coast 1 F 7 Clark, Alysha 5' 11" (1.8m) 167 lb (76kg) 07-07-1987 Middle Tennessee 10 C 81 Coates, Alaina 6' 4" (1.93m) 225 lb (102kg) 04-07-1995 South Carolina 4 G 51 Colson, Sydney 5' 8" (1.73m) 140 lb (64kg) 1989-08-06 Texas A&M 8 F/C 13 George, Cayla 6' 4" (1.93m) 192 lb (87kg) 05-01-1989 Australia 3 G 12 Gray, Chelsea 5' 11" (1.8m) 170 lb (77kg) 1992-10-08 Duke 8 F/C 3 Parker, Candace   6' 4" (1.93m) 184 lb (83kg) 1986-04-19 Tennessee 15 G 10 Plum, Kelsey 5' 8" (1.73m) 145 lb (66kg) 1994-08-24 Washington 5 C 41 Stokes, Kiah 6' 3" (1.91m) 191 lb (87kg) 1993-03-30 Connecticut 7 G 2 Williams, Riquna 5' 6" (1.68m) 165 lb (75kg) 1990-05-28 Miami (FL) 10 F 22 Wilson, A'ja 6' 4" (1.93m) 195 lb (88kg) 1996-08-08 South Carolina 5 G 0 Young, Jackie 6' 0" (1.83m) 165 lb (75kg) 1997-09-16 Notre Dame 4	Head coach Becky Hammon (Colorado State) Assistant coaches Natalie Nakase (UCLA) Tyler Marsh (Birmingham–Southern) Charlene Thomas-Swinson (Auburn) Athletic trainer Michelle Anumba (Duke Legend (C) Team captain (FA) Free agent (IN) Inactive (S) Suspended Injured

Depth Chart

Pos.	Starter	Bench
PG	Chelsea Gray	Sydney Colson
SG	Kelsey Plum	Riquna Williams
SF	Jackie Young	Alysha Clark Kierstan Bell
PF	Candace Parker	Cayla George
C	A'ja Wilson	Kiah Stokes

Schedule

Preseason

2023 pre-season game log Total: 1–0 (Home: 1–0; Road: 0–0)
May: 1–0 (Home: 1–0; Road: 0–0) Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location Attendance Record 1 May 13 New York W 84–77 Kelsey Plum (22) Chelsea Gray (8) Peterson Plum (3) Michelob Ultra Arena 4,460 1–0
2023 pre-season schedule

Regular Season

2023 game log Total: 34–6 (Home: 19–1; Road: 15–5)
May: 4–0 (Home: 2–0; Road: 2–0) Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location Attendance Record 1 May 20 @ Seattle W 105–64 Plum Young (23) A'ja Wilson (13) Chelsea Gray (6) Climate Pledge Arena 11,229 1–0 2 May 25 @ Los Angeles W 94–85 Jackie Young (30) A'ja Wilson (13) Chelsea Gray (8) Crypto.com Arena 7,314 2–0 3 May 27 Los Angeles W 93–65 A'ja Wilson (23) Kiah Stokes (9) Chelsea Gray (7) Michelob Ultra Arena 10,191 3–0 4 May 28 Minnesota W 94–73 Jackie Young (23) Candace Parker (8) Chelsea Gray (10) Michelob Ultra Arena 7,970 4–0
June : 10–1 (Home: 6–0; Road: 4–1) Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location Attendance Record 5 June 2 @ Atlanta W 92–87 A'ja Wilson (21) Kiah Stokes (7) Chelsea Gray (4) Gateway Center Arena 3,209 5–0 6 June 4 @ Indiana W 84–80 A'ja Wilson (27) A'ja Wilson (10) Chelsea Gray (7) Gainbridge Fieldhouse 6,131 6–0 7 June 6 @ Connecticut W 90–84 A'ja Wilson (23) A'ja Wilson (10) Chelsea Gray (7) Mohegan Sun Arena 4,368 7–0 8 June 8 @ Connecticut L 77–94 Kelsey Plum (16) Bell Stokes (5) A'ja Wilson (4) Mohegan Sun Arena 5,147 7–1 9 June 11 Chicago W 93–80 A'ja Wilson (21) A'ja Wilson (10) Candace Parker (7) Michelob Ultra Arena 9,786 8–1 10 June 15 Seattle W 96–63 Jackie Young (28) A'ja Wilson (12) Chelsea Gray (9) Michelob Ultra Arena 8,518 9–1 11 June 18 Minnesota W 93–62 Jackie Young (24) A'ja Wilson (14) Gray Parker (5) Michelob Ultra Arena 8,036 10–1 12 June 21 @ Phoenix W 99–79 Jackie Young (23) A'ja Wilson (12) Chelsea Gray (8) Footprint Center 11,580 11–1 13 June 24 Indiana W 101–88 A'ja Wilson (28) A'ja Wilson (10) Chelsea Gray (12) Michelob Ultra Arena 8,310 12–1 14 June 26 Indiana W 88–80 Chelsea Gray (25) Candace Parker (12) Chelsea Gray (5) Michelob Ultra Arena 8,143 13–1 15 June 29 New York W 98–81 Kelsey Plum (18) Candace Parker (6) Kelsey Plum (8) Michelob Ultra Arena 9,587 14–1
July : 10–1 (Home: 4–0; Road: 6–1) Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location Attendance Record 16 July 1 Connecticut W 102–84 Kelsey Plum (25) A'ja Wilson (13) Candace Parker (8) Michelob Ultra Arena 8,596 15–1 17 July 5 Dallas W 89–82 Jackie Young (28) A'ja Wilson (13) Chelsea Gray (6) Michelob Ultra Arena 10,177 16–1 18 July 7 @ Dallas L 78–80 Kelsey Plum (21) Parker Stokes (6) Kelsey Plum (6) College Park Center 6,251 16–2 19 July 9 @ Minnesota W 113–89 Kelsey Plum (40) A'ja Wilson (10) Chelsea Gray (10) Target Center 7,701 17–2 20 July 11 Phoenix W 98–72 Jackie Young (23) A'ja Wilson (8) Chelsea Gray (11) Michelob Ultra Arena 10,281 18–2 21 July 12 @ Los Angeles W 97–78 A'ja Wilson (25) A'ja Wilson (12) Gray Young (5) Crypto.com Arena 8,085 19–2 22 July 20 @ Seattle W 79–63 A'ja Wilson (23) A'ja Wilson (15) Chelsea Gray (8) Climate Pledge Arena 7,873 20–2 23 July 22 @ Minnesota W 98–81 A'ja Wilson (35) A'ja Wilson (14) Chelsea Gray (11) Target Center 7,801 21–2 24 July 25 @ Chicago W 107–95 Kelsey Plum (27) Kiah Stokes (17) Chelsea Gray (9) Wintrust Arena 9,025 22–2 25 July 30 Dallas W 104–91 Kelsey Plum (28) A'ja Wilson (7) Chelsea Gray (8) Michelob Ultra Arena 10,213 23–2
August : 8–4 (Home: 5–1; Road: 3–3) Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location Attendance Record 26 August 1 Atlanta W 93–72 Jackie Young (24) A'ja Wilson (11) Chelsea Gray (7) Michelob Ultra Arena 8,366 24–2 27 August 6 @ New York L 61–99 Jackie Young (16) A'ja Wilson (7) Chelsea Gray (6) Barclays Center 11,418 24–3 28 August 8 @ Dallas W 104–84 A'ja Wilson (28) A'ja Wilson (14) Kelsey Plum (8) College Park Center 5,193 25–3 29 August 11 Washington W 113–89 A'ja Wilson (40) A'ja Wilson (12) Gray Plum (10) Michelob Ultra Arena 9,364 26–3 30 August 13 Atlanta W 86–65 A'ja Wilson (21) Kiah Stokes (12) Chelsea Gray (6) Michelob Ultra Arena 8,564 27–3 Commissioner's Cup Final August 15 New York L 63–82 Jackie Young (16) Gray Stokes (6) Kelsey Plum (6) Michelob Ultra Arena 8,967 — 31 August 17 New York W 88–75 Chelsea Gray (22) Chelsea Gray (11) Chelsea Gray (11) Michelob Ultra Arena 9,230 28–3 32 August 19 Los Angeles L 72–78 A'ja Wilson (25) A'ja Wilson (9) Chelsea Gray (7) Michelob Ultra Arena 10,348 28–4 33 August 22 @ Atlanta W 112–100 A'ja Wilson (53) Chelsea Gray (9) Chelsea Gray (12) Gateway Center Arena 3,209 29–4 34 August 24 @ Chicago W 94–87 Jackie Young (24) Wilson Young (10) Chelsea Gray (10) Wintrust Arena 8,084 30–4 35 August 26 @ Washington L 62–78 Kelsey Plum (21) A'ja Wilson (11) Chelsea Gray (4) Entertainment and Sports Arena 4,200 30–5 36 August 28 @ New York L 85–94 Jackie Young (24) A'ja Wilson (8) Chelsea Gray (9) Barclays Center 11,615 30–6 37 August 31 Washington W 84–75 A'ja Wilson (26) A'ja Wilson (11) Kelsey Plum (10) Michelob Ultra Arena 8,619 31–6
September : 3–0 (Home: 2–0; Road: 1–0) Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location Attendance Record 38 September 2 Seattle W 103–77 A'ja Wilson (30) Kiah Stokes (11) Chelsea Gray (9) Michelob Ultra Arena 9,319 32–6 39 September 8 @ Phoenix W 94–73 A'ja Wilson (30) A'ja Wilson (9) Chelsea Gray (12) Footprint Center 13,206 33–6 40 September 10 Phoenix W 100–85 A'ja Wilson (36) A'ja Wilson (8) Chelsea Gray (8) T-Mobile Arena 17,406 34–6
2023 season schedule

Playoffs

2023 playoff game log
First Round vs. Chicago Won Series: 2–0 Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location Attendance Series 1 September 13 Chicago W 87–59 Chelsea Gray (20) Kiah Stokes (15) Chelsea Gray (7) T-Mobile Arena 12,927 1–0 2 September 17 Chicago W 92–70 A'ja Wilson (38) A'ja Wilson (16) Chelsea Gray (9) Michelob Ultra Arena 9,000 2–0
Semifinals vs. Dallas Won Series: 3–0 Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location Attendance Series 1 September 24 Dallas W 97–83 A'ja Wilson (34) Jackie Young (10) Jackie Young (7) Michelob Ultra Arena 9,784 1–0 2 September 26 Dallas W 91–84 A'ja Wilson (30) A'ja Wilson (11) Chelsea Gray (8) Michelob Ultra Arena 9,286 2–0 3 September 29 @ Dallas W 64–61 Chelsea Gray (15) A'ja Wilson (13) Kelsey Plum (7) College Park Center 6,251 3–0
Finals vs. New York Liberty Won Series: 3–1 Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location Attendance Series 1 October 8 New York W 99–82 Plum Young (26) A'ja Wilson (8) Chelsea Gray (9) Michelob Ultra Arena 10,300 1–0 2 October 11 New York W 104–76 A'ja Wilson (26) A'ja Wilson (15) Chelsea Gray (11) Michelob Ultra Arena 10,232 2–0 3 October 15 @ New York L 73–87 Kelsey Plum (29) A'ja Wilson (11) Jackie Young (5) Barclays Center 17,143 2–1 4 October 18 @ New York W 70–69 A'ja Wilson (24) A'ja Wilson (16) Jackie Young (7) Barclays Center 16,851 3–1
2023 playoff schedule

Standings

#	Team v t e	W	L	PCT	GB	Conf.	Home	Road	Cup
1	x – Las Vegas Aces	34	6	.850	–	18–2	19–1	15–5	9–1
2	x – New York Liberty	32	8	.800	2	16–4	15–5	17–3	7–3
3	x – Connecticut Sun	27	13	.675	7	14–6	13–7	14–6	7–3
4	x – Dallas Wings	22	18	.550	12	11–9	11–9	11–9	6–4
5	x – Atlanta Dream	19	21	.475	15	11–9	11–9	8–12	6–4
6	x – Minnesota Lynx	19	21	.475	15	12–8	9–11	10–10	5–5
7	x – Washington Mystics	19	21	.475	15	9–11	12–8	7–13	5–5
8	x – Chicago Sky	18	22	.450	16	5–15	7–13	11–9	3–7
9	e – Los Angeles Sparks	17	23	.425	17	9–11	10–10	7–13	5–5
10	e – Indiana Fever	13	27	.325	21	5–15	6–14	7–13	2–8
11	e – Seattle Storm	11	29	.275	23	8–12	4–16	7–13	4–6
12	e – Phoenix Mercury	9	31	.225	25	2–18	8–12	1–19	1–9

Notes

(#) – League Standing

x – Clinched playoff berth

e – Eliminated from postseason contention

Source: Overall standings and Commissioner's Cup Standings

Playoffs

See also: 2023 WNBA Playoffs

	Round One: Best-of-3					Semifinals: Best-of-5					Finals: Best-of-5
	1	Las Vegas Aces	2
	8	Chicago Sky	0
						1	Las Vegas Aces	3
						4	Dallas Wings	0
	4	Dallas Wings	2
	5	Atlanta Dream	0
											1	Las Vegas Aces	3
											2	New York Liberty	1
	2	New York Liberty	2
	7	Washington Mystics	0
						2	New York Liberty	3
						3	Connecticut Sun	1
	3	Connecticut Sun	2
	6	Minnesota Lynx	1

Bold Series winner

Statistics

Legend
GP	Games played	GS	Games started	MPG	Minutes per game	RPG	Rebounds per game
APG	Assists per game	SPG	Steals per game	BPG	Blocks per game	PPG	Points per game
FG%	Field-goal percentage	3P%	3-point field-goal percentage	FT%	Free-throw percentage	TO	Turnovers per game
PF	Fouls per game		Team leader		League leader

Regular Season

Player	GP	GS	MPG	FG%	3P%	FT%	RPG	APG	SPG	BPG	PPG
A'ja Wilson	40	40	30.7	.557	.310	.812	9.5	1.6	1.4	2.2	22.8
Kelsey Plum	39	39	32.4	.475	.389	.912	2.4	4.5	1.1	0.0	18.7
Jackie Young	40	40	31.5	.523	.449	.867	4.0	3.8	1.3	0.1	17.6
Chelsea Gray	40	40	32.2	.490	.421	.897	4.0	7.3	1.4	0.6	15.3
Candace Parker	18	18	23.6	.465	.333	.893	5.4	3.7	1.5	0.9	9.0
Alysha Clark	39	1	22.5	.444	.386	.818	3.4	1.1	0.6	0.2	6.7
Kierstan Bell	36	0	11.8	.346	.244	.600	1.6	0.5	0.4	0.1	3.7
Cayla George	32	0	8.5	.288	.234	.000	1.8	0.4	0.3	0.2	2.3
Kiah Stokes	40	22	19.8	.434	.185	.500	5.9	0.6	0.7	1.0	2.2
Sydney Colson	28	0	4.8	.444	.375	.833	0.4	0.8	0.3	0.0	1.3
Alaina Coates ≠	10	0	3.0	.800	.000	.250	1.0	0.0	0.2	0.0	0.9
Ashley Joens ‡	2	0	3.0	.000	.000	.000	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0

^‡Waived/Released during the season
^†Traded during the season
^≠Acquired during the season

Playoffs

Player	GP	GS	MPG	FG%	3P%	FT%	RPG	APG	SPG	BPG	PPG
A'ja Wilson	9	9	33.2	.554	.500	.831	11.8	1.2	1.4	2.3	23.8
Kelsey Plum	9	9	36.8	.417	.403	.875	3.2	3.8	1.3	0.0	18.3
Jackie Young	9	9	34.8	.421	.415	.914	5.6	5.0	1.6	0.1	16.7
Chelsea Gray	8	8	35.9	.436	.355	1.00	4.8	6.8	1.5	1.0	15.6
Alysha Clark	9	1	24.1	.529	.318	.929	4.4	1.3	0.3	0.1	8.2
Kiah Stokes	8	8	26.1	.563	.500	1.00	7.9	1.3	1.0	0.3	2.8
Cayla George	8	1	6.0	.200	.250	1.00	0.6	0.5	0.4	0.0	1.6
Kierstan Bell	8	0	6.3	.167	.000	1.00	0.8	0.3	0.4	0.3	1.3
Sydney Colson	7	0	4.9	.250	.000	.000	0.4	0.3	0.1	0.0	0.3
Alaina Coates	6	0	1.8	1.00	.000	.000	0.8	0.0	0.2	0.0	0.3

Awards and honors

Recipient	Award	Date awarded	Ref.
A'ja Wilson	WNBA All-Star Starter & Captain	June 25	[21]
	Western Conference Player of the Week	June 27	[22]
		July 25	[23]
		August 15	[24]
		August 29	[25]
	Player of the Month - June	July 5	[26]
	Player of the Month - July	August 2	[27]
	Player of the Month - August	September 6	[28]
	Defensive Player of the Year	September 22	[29]
	All-Defensive First Team	September 22	[30]
	All-WNBA First Team	October 15	[31]
	WNBA Finals MVP	October 18	[32]
Jackie Young	WNBA All-Star Starter	June 25	[21]
	All-WNBA Second Team	October 15	[31]
Chelsea Gray	WNBA All-Star Starter	June 25	[21]
	Western Conference Player of the Week	August 2	[33]
	All-WNBA Second Team	October 15	[31]
Kelsey Plum	WNBA All-Star	July 1	[34]
Becky Hammon	Coach of the Month - June	July 5	[26]
Alysha Clark	Sixth Player of the Year	September 18	[35]

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External links

• Official website of the Las Vegas Aces