WNBA Final 2021 Game 4

A'ja Wilson, WNBA Finals and Las Vegas Aces

Aces go up 3-0: A'ja Wilson hits biggest shot of career, puts Las Vegas on the brink of WNBA championship

A'ja Wilson, who finished with 34 points for a new Finals career-high, hit the game-winning jumper with 0.3 seconds remaining.

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Aces edge Mercury in WNBA Finals Game 3 with A'ja Wilson game winner: Live reaction and updates

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A'ja Wilson's game winner gives Aces 3-0 lead over Mercury in WNBA Finals

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Wilson drills game-winner as Aces hold off Mercury in WNBA Finals

Las Vegas star A'ja Wilson drained a turnaround jump shot with .3 seconds left as the Aces held off Phoenix 90-88 on Wednesday to move within one win of lifting the WNBA title.

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Aces’ A’ja Wilson surpasses Candace Parker on all-time WNBA list amid Game 3 vs. Mercury

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WNBA Finals 2025: A'ja Wilson hits game-winner to lift Aces past Mercury in Game 3, grab a 3-0 lead

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A'ja Wilson Makes History as Aces Take 3-0 WNBA Finals Lead with G3 Win vs. Mercury

Wilson finished with 34 points, 14 rebounds, four assists and three blocks while shooting 11-of-20 from the field.

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A'ja Wilson, Napheesa Collier Headline 2025 WNBA All-Defensive Teams

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Aces’ Jewell Loyd unloads clip with insane shooting 1st quarter vs. Mercury

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WNBA Finals Game 3 live updates: Mercury-Aces highlights

A'ja Wilson made history as the first player in WNBA Finals history with consecutive games of 25 points and 10 rebounds. She finished the night with 34 points, 14 rebounds and 3 blocks, including the bucket that sealed the Aces' win. Satou Sabally exited the game late in the fourth quarter after a head injury.

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What happened in the Phoenix Mercury's 5 previous trips to WNBA Finals?

The Phoenix Mercury are going for a WNBA record-tying fourth championship against the Las Vegas Aces. Game 1 of the 2025 WNBA Finals is Oct. 3.

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WNBA playoffs: Phoenix Mercury fend off short-handed Minnesota Lynx in Game 4 to reach WNBA Finals

On Sunday night, the Phoenix Mercury eliminated the No. 1 seed Minnesota Lynx with an 86-81 win in Game 4 of the WNBA semifinals to make it back to the WNBA Finals for the first time since 2021. Minnesota was without star Napheesa Collier (left foot injury) and coach Cheryl Reeve, who was suspended for one game.