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Las Vegas Aces WNBA Finals Record and History – How Have the Aces Fared in the Championship Series?

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The Las Vegas Aces have once again proven why they are the standard of consistency in the WNBA. After navigating a season filled with injuries and lineup adjustments, they still managed to push through the playoffs and secure a spot in the 2025 WNBA Finals. Their depth, combined with the leadership of A’ja Wilson, has kept them in contention even when the roster was tested.

Now facing the Phoenix Mercury, the Aces enter the Finals with both confidence and pressure. They are chasing a third championship in four years, a feat that would cement their place as one of the league’s true dynasties. With their recent track record, it is difficult to bet against them, but the Finals stage always brings its own unpredictability.

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How Many Times Have the Aces Made it To WNBA Finals?

Counting their history as both the San Antonio Silver Stars and the Las Vegas Aces, the franchise has reached the WNBA Finals five times. Their first trip came in 2008 as San Antonio Silver Stars, followed by appearances in 2020, 2022, 2023, and now 2025. That run includes four Finals in just the past six seasons, showing how dominant the Aces have become since relocating to Las Vegas.

How Many WNBA Finals Wins Do the Aces Have?

The Las Vegas Aces have captured two WNBA championships so far, winning back‑to‑back titles in 2022 and 2023. Their 2020 appearance ended in a sweep at the hands of the Seattle Storm, but they rebounded to defeat the Connecticut Sun in 2022 and the New York Liberty in 2023.

Those victories established them as the league’s powerhouse, with Chelsea Gray and A’ja Wilson delivering defining performances. Entering the 2025 WNBA Finals, the Aces are not just playing for another trophy, but are also playing to solidify their legacy as one of the greatest teams in WNBA history.