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09-21 09:00

98 - 77

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Ended98 - 77

10:00

Malonga vs. Turner (Young gets possession)

0-0

9:47

Gray made a passing error while stepping on the line

0-0

9:29

Malonga received an assist from Johnson and scored on a layup

0-2

9:13

Wilson made a passing error, and Johnson intercepted the ball

0-2

9:05

Fam missed a three-pointer

0-2

9:01

Talport defended the rebound

0-2

8:58

Malonga committed a shooting foul

0-2

8:58

Wilson earned two free throws, making the first

1-2

8:58

Wilson missed his second free throw

1-2

8:56

Horston defensively rebounded

1-2

8:47

Johnson received an assist from Seedman and scored on a drive

1-4

8:40

Wilson made a mistake and lost the ball, which was intercepted by Malonga

1-4

8:22

Malonga received an assist from Fahm and scored on a layup

1-6

8:06

Tarport's three-pointer missed

1-6

8:03

Malonga defensively rebounded

1-6

7:56

Fama's layup missed

1-6

7:55

Fam's offensive rebound

1-6

7:54

Fam's two-point shot missed

1-6

7:53

Talport defended the rebound

1-6

7:40

Johnson kicked the ball for a violation

1-6

7:27

Wilson hit a two-point jumper

3-6

7:09

Johnson hit a two-pointer

3-8

7:08

Ace long timeout

3-8

6:59

Johnson kicked the ball for a violation

3-8

6:49

Gray received an assist from Talport and hit a three-pointer

6-8

6:31

Johnson received an assist from Malonga and hit a two-pointer

6-10

6:21

Turner missed a layup

6-10

6:19

Malonga defensively rebounded

6-10

6:15

Johnson missed a pull-up jumper

6-10

6:09

Yang defensively rebounded

6-10

5:59

Wilson received an assist from Young and hit a jumper

8-10

5:47

Marlonga made a mistake and lost the ball, which Jan intercepted

8-10

5:43

Young scored a two-point layup

10-10

5:35

The ace made a substitution, with Lloyd coming on to replace Talport

10-10

5:35

The ace substitution: Paquetius came on to replace Turner

10-10

5:35

Yang jumped ball violation

10-10

5:35

Storm made substitutions, with Dalson coming on to replace Malonga

10-10

5:27

Fam received an assist from Johnson and scored on a layup

10-12

5:10

Gray's three-pointer missed

10-12

5:08

Pham defended the rebound

10-12

4:47

Dalson committed an offensive foul

10-12

4:47

Dawson committed an offensive foul and committed a mistake

10-12

4:32

Paquetius received an assist from Wilson and hit a three-pointer

13-12

4:18

Johnson's foot-long drive layup was blocked by Wilson

13-12

4:15

Fam's offensive rebound

13-12

4:14

Fam's two-point shot missed

13-12

4:11

Paktius defensively rebounded

13-12

4:09

Young received an assist from Gray and hit a three-pointer

16-12

4:08

The storm paused for a long time

16-12

4:08

The ace substitution: Mai Yamamoto came on to replace Gray

16-12

4:08

The Storm made substitutions, with Melburn coming in to replace Johnson

16-12

3:48

Hoston missed a drifting shot

16-12

3:46

Paktius defensively rebounded

16-12

3:40

Young hit a two-point shot

18-12

3:32

Horston missed a three-pointer

18-12

3:30

Paktius defensively rebounded

18-12

3:25

Mai Yamamoto received an assist from Young and hit a three-pointer

21-12

3:07

Dawson missed a jumper

21-12

3:05

Yang defensively rebounded

21-12

3:00

Yang pulled back and hit a long-range jumper

24-12

2:46

Melburn missed a drifting shot

24-12

2:42

Fam's offensive rebound

24-12

2:38

Seedman missed a three-pointer

24-12

2:35

Wilson defended the rebound

24-12

2:25

Young missed a pull-up jumper from a three-pointer

24-12

2:21

Horston defensively rebounded

24-12

2:15

Melburn made a passing error, and Lloyd intercepted the ball

24-12

2:08

Dalson committed a shooting foul

24-12

2:08

Wilson received two free throws, but missed the first

24-12

2:08

The ace grabbed the offensive rebound

24-12

2:08

Storm made substitutions, with Thierry coming on for Fam

24-12

2:08

The Storm made substitutions, with Malone adding games to replace Hoston

24-12

2:08

Wilson made his second free throw

25-12

1:58

Dalson made a walking error

25-12

1:58

Storm made substitutions, with Johnson coming on to replace Seedman

25-12

1:40

Young received an assist from Wilson and drove for a layup

27-12

1:28

Johnson received an assist from Malonga and hit a three-pointer

27-15

1:11

Lloyd missed a layup on a drive

27-15

1:10

Malonga defensively rebounded

27-15

1:05

Johnson made a passing error, and Wilson intercepted the ball

27-15

58.0

Paquetius received an assist from Young and scored a two-point layup

29-15

49.0

Paktilius committed a personal foul

29-15

49.0

The ace made a substitution, with Turner coming on to replace Wilson

29-15

35.9

Dolson's two-point shot was blocked by Turner

29-15

34.3

The Storm grabbed the offensive rebound

29-15

34.3

Storm 24-second violation

29-15

34.3

The Storm made substitutions, with Holmes coming in to replace Dolson

29-15

18.3

Lloyd missed a three-pointer

29-15

15.6

Melbourne defensively rebounded

29-15

3.6

Malonga received an assist from Johnson and hit a three-pointer

29-18

0.0

End of the first quarter

29-18

Match Info

Las Vegas Aces 98, Seattle Storm 77 — The Las Vegas Aces delivered one of their most complete performances of the late-season stretch, pulling away from the Seattle Storm for a commanding 21-point victory in front of a home crowd that has come to expect this level of efficiency. Behind a balanced scoring attack and a defense that tightened with every quarter, the Aces turned a competitive first half into a rout, improving their position in the standings at the most important time of the year.

Match Overview

From the opening tip, Las Vegas established the tone with aggressive on-ball pressure and quick transition decisions. The Aces pushed the pace early, converting Seattle turnovers into easy points at the rim and forcing the Storm into a half-court game they never looked comfortable playing. By the end of the first quarter, Las Vegas had built a working margin that it would never surrender, and the lead only grew as the game wore on.

Seattle stayed within striking distance through the second period, leaning on its interior presence and a handful of timely three-pointers, but the Storm's offense stalled repeatedly in the third quarter. That is where the game was decided: a decisive Las Vegas run, powered by defensive stops and second-chance opportunities, pushed the advantage past twenty and effectively ended the contest with a full quarter still to play.

Quarter-by-Quarter Breakdown

First quarter: The Aces came out firing, moving the ball on a string and attacking the paint with purpose to build an early double-digit cushion.
Second quarter: Seattle responded with its best stretch of the night, cutting into the deficit with perimeter shooting and physical rebounding, but could not string together enough stops to fully close the gap before halftime.
Third quarter: The decisive period. Las Vegas ratcheted up its defensive intensity, forced contested shots late in the clock, and turned defense into offense on the other end. The Storm managed only a handful of field goals in the frame.
Fourth quarter: With the result all but settled, the Aces emptied the bench and maintained their structure, protecting the lead and closing out the game without drama.

The Tactical Story

The defining feature of this game was Las Vegas's defensive versatility. The Aces switched screens freely on the perimeter, denied easy entry passes into the post, and dared Seattle's shooters to beat them from the outside — a gamble that paid off as the Storm's shooting percentages dipped in the second half. On offense, Las Vegas played through its stars but refused to become predictable, generating open looks through drive-and-kick actions and relentless offensive rebounding.

Seattle, by contrast, never found a reliable counter. The Storm's half-court sets grew stagnant, possessions ended in contested mid-range attempts, and the team's transition defense was punished repeatedly after live-ball turnovers. When Seattle did generate good looks, the shooting simply did not follow, and the Aces made sure every miss hurt.

Standout Performers

The Aces' frontcourt anchored the victory, dominating the glass at both ends and finishing efficiently around the rim. Las Vegas's perimeter creators consistently beat their defenders off the dribble, collapsing the Storm defense and creating open shots for teammates. Defensively, the Aces' wing rotation was exceptional, contesting shots without fouling and forcing Seattle into a season-worst type of night from the field.

For Seattle, the bright spots came from individual effort rather than collective execution. The Storm's lead guards attacked the basket with aggression, and the team's interior players battled on the boards, but the supporting cast struggled to provide consistent scoring. It was a night that highlighted how thin the margin becomes when Seattle's offense is out of rhythm.

What It Means in the Standings

This result carries real weight in the WNBA playoff picture. A 21-point win is more than a single mark in the win column — it is a statement about form, health, and chemistry heading into the most demanding part of the calendar. Las Vegas strengthens its grip near the top of the standings and reinforces its reputation as one of the league's most dangerous teams when fully engaged on the defensive end.

For the Storm, the loss is a setback in a crowded race where tiebreakers and point differential can decide postseason seeding. Seattle will need to rediscover its offensive rhythm quickly, particularly against opponents who can match its physicality on the glass.

Head-to-Head and Looking Ahead

The season series between these two franchises has been one of the WNBA's more compelling storylines, with Las Vegas's depth and

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Match Date: Sep 21, 2026

Competition: WNBA

Country: United States

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