WNBA: Will the Las Vegas Aces, MVP A’ja Wilson sweep the Seattle Storm?

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The No. 4-seed Las Vegas Aces came out victorious in their first game of the 2024 WNBA Playoffs, but by no means was it an easy feat. In a matchup that saw them trailing early to the No. 5-seed Seattle Storm, it was the Aces’ championship pedigree and fourth-quarter defensive shutout that propelled them to the much-needed win. The back-to-back champs are one win away from advancing to the semifinals, and getting another step closer to history.

Answering the call

Tiffany Hayes (#15) of the Las Vegas Aces brings the ball up the floor.
Photo by Ian Maule/NBAE via Getty Images

The playoffs are the ultimate sink-or-swim situation; it all comes down to these games. What separates good teams from great teams is having players who can show up at any given moment and be the much-needed boost to secure valuable wins within a series.

In Game 1, that was Tiffany Hayes’ role, and she played it as well as you could’ve imagined, perfectly displaying her veteran experience. In a game that had the Aces looking slow at the jump, Hayes rose to the occasion, providing a valuable 20 points, four rebounds and one assist off the bench. She inserted a much-needed…

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