<p>The WNBA Finals have arrived, and the Las Vegas Aces defended home court in a game that was about as messy as the Connecticut Sun could have hoped. <a href="https://www.reviewjournal.com/staff/andy-yamashita/">Andy Yamashita from the Las Vegas Review-Journal</a> joins Sabreena to break down everything from the Aces perspective, including what needs to happen for them to retain control of the series.</p>

The WNBA Finals have arrived, and the Las Vegas Aces defended home court in a game that was about as messy as the Connecticut Sun could have hoped. Andy Yamashita from the Las Vegas Review-Journal joins Sabreena to break down everything from the Aces perspective, including what needs to happen for them to retain control of the series.

<p>The WNBA Finals have arrived, and the Las Vegas Aces defended home court in a game that was about as messy as the Connecticut Sun could have hoped. <a href="https://www.reviewjournal.com/staff/andy-yamashita/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Andy Yamashita from the Las Vegas Review-Journal</a> joins Sabreena to break down everything from the Aces perspective, including what needs to happen for them to retain control of the series.</p>

Did the Aces take the Sun's best shot in Game 1? — The Whiparound

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Did the Aces take the Sun's best shot in Game 1? — The Whiparound

Did the Aces take the Sun's best shot in Game 1? — The Whiparound