The Las Vegas Aces survived a thriller Tuesday night to advance to the WNBA Finals for the fourth time in six years after a dramatic 107-98 overtime win against the Indiana Fever.

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The Indiana Fever ’s remarkable playoff journey ended Tuesday night in Las Vegas, bringing to a close a season defined by resilience. Entering the postseason as an undermanned sixth seed, the Fever ...

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The Indiana Fever entered the 2025 with high hopes, but their season was a bumpy one. Caitlin Clark experienced injury after injury and made her last appearance on July 15—before the All-Star Game.

The Fever’s season of hardships came to a logical conclusion in Game 5 against the Aces, but they still managed to defy logic until the very, very end.

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The win secured the Aces’ spot in the WNBA Finals for the third time in four years, where they will face the Phoenix Mercury. For Indiana, the loss ended a postseason run that surprised many. After ...

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The 2025 WNBA MVP had a game-high 35 points and guard Jackie Young had 32 of her own, and the Aces advanced to their third WNBA finals in four years.

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After extending the best-of-five WNBA semifinal series to decisive Game 5, the Indiana Fever's season ended in a 107-98 OT loss to the Las Vegas Aces.