Phoenix Mercury and Las Vegas Aces set to battle in the WNBA Finals

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…It’s never about anything else but each other.”One can only hope the powers-that-be pay careful attention to McBride’s words when deciding what to offer the WNBA players in the collective bargaining. The extensive talent in this league was clear in the incredible play between the Las Vegas Aces and Indiana Fever. On Tuesday evening, in one of the league’s best-ever semifinal games, the Las Vegas Aces denied the Fever another trip to the finals. The Aces’ A’ja Wilson, putting herself with the best who have ever played the game, scored 35 points to carry the Aces to a 107-98 win. Golden State Valkyries head coach Natalie Nakase was named Coach of the Year, a first for the coach of an expansion team.