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Gray Ties WNBA 3‑Point Record as Aces Beat Fire

Offensive efficiency, dominant rebounding and a fourth‑quarter rotation change signaled Las Vegas’s title-caliber form.

Overview

  • Chelsea Gray made nine 3-pointers and scored 29 points to tie the WNBA single-game record in the Las Vegas Aces’ 105-89 win over the Portland Fire on Thursday.
  • A’ja Wilson scored 32 points for her second straight 30-point game and moved up the WNBA career lists for scoring and rebounding.
  • Las Vegas shot 50% from the field, hit 14 of 28 three-pointers and out-rebounded Portland 42-19, translating into a large second-chance advantage that helped build the margin.
  • Coach Becky Hammon started Wilson in the fourth quarter as a tactical tweak to boost defensive intensity, and the Aces outscored Portland 27-17 in the final period to close the game.
  • The win extended Las Vegas’s streak to five games and its Commissioner's Cup unbeaten run while exposing Portland’s struggles with perimeter shooting, offensive rebounds and second-chance points.