Chelsea Gray made history by tying the WNBA record with nine three-pointers in a single game, scoring 29 points as the Las Vegas Aces defeated the Portland Fire 105-89. A鈥檍a Wilson also shone with 32 points, marking her second consecutive game of 30 or more. Gray's record-tying shot came with just over two minutes left in the fourth quarter, as the Aces secured their fifth straight victory. Portland struggled with shooting, making only eight threes total, while the Aces showcased a strong offensive performance.

By the Numbers
  • Chelsea Gray tied the WNBA record with nine three-pointers, going 9 of 13 from beyond the arc.
  • A鈥檍a Wilson scored 32 points, contributing to a total of 56 points combined from the Aces' top two scorers.
Yes, But

While the Aces demonstrated a dominant performance, questions about their defensive consistency linger, given Portland's ability to score 89 points despite their struggles beyond the arc.

State of Play
  • The Aces have now won five straight games, improving to 9-3 on the season.
  • Portland falls to a 6-8 record, searching for answers after their latest loss.
What's Next

The Aces are set to host the Minnesota Lynx on Saturday, aiming to extend their winning streak. Meanwhile, the Fire will play the Dallas Wings at home, hoping to bounce back from their defeat.

Bottom Line

Chelsea Gray's historic performance not only underscores her talents but also highlights the Aces' offensive capabilities as a formidable team. As they push for playoff positioning, sustaining their current momentum will be crucial.