WNBA: Can record-breaking Aces maintain focus in championship chase?

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In a season where the Las Vegas Aces are vying for the No. 1 spot in virtually every statistical category, they did something they haven’t done since early July—lose a basketball game.

The Aces weren’t just beaten by the New York Liberty; they were embarrassed, losing 99-61 as they trailed by more than 40 points for most of the afternoon. In the third quarter, the All-Star-stacked defending champs mustered just nine points; in the fourth, they scored only eight. A’ja Wilson had arguably the worst game of her career, shooting 2-for-14 from the field and her poor performance was a topic of conversation postgame. Wilson shared some matter-of-fact words on the matter.

“But when it comes to me, career-low or whatever my numbers are looking like,” Wilson said postgame. “I could care less about that. Because that’s not going to shatter my confidence.”

The Aces and Wilson responded in championship fashion…

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