Wilson weighed in after her 35-point performance to lead the No. 2 Aces to a 107-98 Game 5 home win over the No. 6 Indiana Fever.

“But it’s clear there’s no intention of accepting there’s a problem,” Collier said of the league’s officiating, in particular.

“The real threat to our league isn’t money, it isn’t ratings, or even missed calls or even physical play. It’s the lack of accountability from the league office,” Collier said.

The Aces won 16 straight games to close the regular season and earn the No. 2 seed in the playoffs.

The Aces beat the Mercury in three of their four meetings this season, including both in August when Las Vegas was in the midst of compiling its 16-game winning streak to close the regular season.

The Indiana Fever fall to the Las Vegas Aces 107-98 in overtime in the decisive Game 5 of their WNBA playoff semifinal series. Indiana's Kelsey Mitchell left with an injury in the third quarter, and Aliyah Boston fouled out in the fourth,

But that also depends on the terms of the double-expansion draft for the Portland Fire and Toronto Tempo, which is slated for this offseason.