WNBA Playoffs – The No-Look Pass

WNBA Semifinals Hangover (Day 5): The Aces Outlast the Sun to Move On to the WNBA Finals

The Aces and the Sun fought for everything in this Game 5. In the end, we’re seeing the Aces and the Storm in the WNBA Finals starting on Friday.

Angel McCoughtry had a huge game to save the Las Vegas Aces from elimination. And the Seattle Storm are back in the WNBA Finals.

To nobody’s surprise yet still extremely crazy, Alyssa Thomas returns from her shoulder injury and helps Sun take a 2-1 series lead against Vegas.

WNBA Semifinal action! Alysha Clark wins it at the buzzer for the Storm and A’ja Wilson put them Aces on her back.

Jasmine Thomas provided the offense. Alyssa Thomas provided the defense. Then the Connecticut Sun blew out the Las Vegas Aces.

Game 1 of the semifinals between the Seattle Storm and the Minnesota Lynx has been postponed due to inconclusive COVID-19 tests.

The Minnesota Lynx are back in the WNBA Semifinals for the first time in three years. And the #7 seed Connecticut Sun return to the Semifinals.

Shey Peddy beats the buzzer to get the Mercury to the second round. And Alyssa Thomas wrecked the Chicago Sky.

Dallas Wings did their job to stay alive but so did the Washington Mystics. The Mystics round out the 8 teams that will play in the postseason.

Washington Mystics go a full game up on the Dallas Wings and now all they gotta do is win to get in. If the Dallas Wings don’t lose earlier.

After Friday’s games which included an Atlanta Dream win and a Dallas Wings loss, the 8th spot now belongs to the Mystics alone.

Myisha Hines-Allen scored 30 points to help the Washington Mystics to a tie with Dallas Wings for the last playoff spot.

Kayla McBride has been an influence to my niece. It goes to show how much effect (women) athletes have on the youth.

(PHOTO CREDIT: L.E. Baskow/Las Vegas Review-Journal) The single elimination game format assures us that shenanigans would happen. We know how