Tip‑off: 10:00 PM ET / 7:00 PM PT
Venue: Michelob ULTRA Arena, Las Vegas, Nevada
The Aces return home looking to continue their climb toward the top of the Western Conference, while the Storm arrive in Las Vegas trying to stop a skid that has defined their early season. With both teams trending in opposite directions, this matchup carries major implications for momentum and conference positioning.
Venue: Michelob ULTRA Arena
- Location: Las Vegas, NV
- Capacity: ~12,000
- Atmosphere: One of the loudest and most energetic home courts in the WNBA
- Court Factors: Favors pace and transition scoring; Aces thrive in this environment
Injury Report
Seattle Storm
- Jewell Loyd — Probable (ankle)
- Nneka Ogwumike — Questionable (knee soreness)
- Skylar Diggins‑Smith — Probable (rest management)
- Mercedes Russell — Out (foot)
Las Vegas Aces
- A’ja Wilson — Probable (shoulder)
- Chelsea Gray — Questionable (foot)
- Kiah Stokes — Out (hand)
- Alicia Clark — Probable (back tightness)
Seattle’s frontcourt depth is a concern, while Las Vegas continues to manage Gray’s availability.
Team Records & Standings
- Seattle Storm: 3–9 (6th in West)
- Las Vegas Aces: 7–3 (2nd in West)
Seattle is trying to avoid falling deeper into the conference basement, while Las Vegas is pushing to keep pace with Minnesota and Phoenix at the top.
Recent Team Form
Seattle Storm — Last 5 Games: 1–4
- Offense averaging 77.2 PPG
- Defense allowing 86.4 PPG
- Loyd has been carrying the scoring load
- Rebounding issues have been costly, especially late in games
Las Vegas Aces — Last 5 Games: 4–1
- Offense at 89.6 PPG
- Defense holding opponents to 42% shooting
- A’ja Wilson playing at MVP‑level pace
- Bench production improving with Sydney Colson and Kierstan Bell contributing
Key Player Matchups
A’ja Wilson (LVA) vs. Nneka Ogwumike (SEA)
If Ogwumike plays, this is a marquee matchup. If she doesn’t, Wilson has a massive advantage inside.
Jewell Loyd (SEA) vs. Jackie Young (LVA)
Loyd’s scoring vs. Young’s two‑way versatility is a critical swing factor. Young’s size and physicality can disrupt Loyd’s rhythm.
Skylar Diggins‑Smith (SEA) vs. Chelsea Gray (LVA)
If Gray plays, this becomes a high‑IQ point‑guard duel. If not, Diggins‑Smith has a clear edge in playmaking.
Bench Units
Las Vegas has the deeper, more consistent second unit. Seattle’s bench has struggled to generate offense.
Series History
- 2025 Season: Aces won 3–1
- 2026 Season: First meeting
- Trend: Aces have won seven of the last eight matchups
- In Las Vegas: Aces have won five straight at Michelob ULTRA Arena
Betting Trends
Seattle Storm
- 1–6 ATS in last seven
- Over has hit in 5 of last 7
- Storm are 1–4 ATS on the road
Las Vegas Aces
- 4–1 ATS in last five
- Over has hit in 6 of last 8
- Aces are 5–1 ATS at home this season
Head‑to‑Head Trends
- Aces are 8–2 in last ten vs. Storm
- Overs are 7–3 in those matchups
- Average margin in last five meetings: LVA +12.4
GAME ODDS
Seattle Storm 161.5
Las Vegas Aces – 15.5
Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Sunday, June 7, 2026
