The Las Vegas Review-Journal welcomed Las Vegas Aces coach and president of basketball operations Bill Laimbeer to campus Wednesday to chat about the upcoming WNBA season.
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The WNBA’s Aces will play two preseason games before opening their regular season slate May 20.
The Aces have re-signed guard Kayla McBride, the WNBA team announced Tuesday. Terms weren’t announced. McBride averaged 15.4 points in 2017 for the San Antonio Stars, who relocated to Las Vegas in October.
The Las Vegas Aces signed forward Ivey Slaughter, and re-signed wing Sequoia Holmes and forward Cierra Burdick, the team announced late Monday night.
The Aces, who announced in November they were moving to Las Vegas from San Antonio, will play their home opener at 5 p.m. May 27 against the Seattle Storm.
Las Vegas Aces head coach and president of basketball operations Bill Laimbeer unveiled his coaching staff Wednesday evening in a TV interview.
T-Mobile Arena is co-owned by the MGM, and that is why so many believe the MGM is willing to paint a small picture (WNBA) before tackling the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel (NBA).
It has been said that college prepares one for what lies after it, a notion that must make Kayla McBride and Moriah Jefferson chuckle, chortle and guffaw.
The Aces have acquired former WNBA all-star center Kelsey Bone from the Phoenix Mercury for the 26nd pick in the 2018 WNBA Draft and a second-round pick in 2019.
The Las Vegas Aces signed free agents Carolyn Swords and Tamera Young, and traded Kayla Alexander to the Indiana Fever on Thursday.
A panel of WNBA coaches and general managers put together mock selections for the first round of the league’s draft that will take place this spring.
As owner of the WNBA’s Las Vegas Aces, MGM Resorts won’t accept any wagers on their games or futures next season, which starts in May.
If not for Bill Foley’s affection for U. S. Military Academy at West Point , the Vegas Golden Knights would be called the Vegas Aces.
Las Vegas’ WNBA basketball team won’t be the Stars, after all.
Las Vegas’ newly relocated WNBA franchise will begin play in May at the 12,000-seat Mandalay Bay Events Center. How will it go?
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