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The Las Vegas Aces bounced back from their season-opening loss with a dominant 105-78 win over the Los Angeles Sparks behind Chennedy Carter’s 22 points and a balanced team effort. Alongside strong performances from A’ja Wilson, Jackie Young, and Chelsea Gray, the victory highlighted Carter’s growing confidence as she begins a new chapter with Las Vegas.
Motion to Dismiss Filed in Chicago Sky Ownership Dispute
On April 15, 2026, defendants Michael Alter and Alter BB LLC filed a motion to dismiss pursuant to Sections 2-615 and 2-619 of the Illinois Code of Civil Procedure in the ongoing Chicago Sky ownership dispute. It’s a pivotal moment in the case—one that signals a broader effort to reframe the legal battle around contract rights, standing (who is allowed to bring the lawsuit), and the limits of fiduciary claims.
The Las Vegas Aces are adding another layer to an already loaded roster—this time by bringing back one of the league’s most dynamic scoring guards. Chennedy Carter is back in the WNBA, signing a training camp deal with the Las Vegas Aces
after a season overseas in 2025. The addition gives Las Vegas another high-upside guard as it fine-tunes a roster built to contend.
Take a look at C-Way’s updated mock draft ahead of the April 13th WNBA draft.
The Las Vegas Aces aren’t rebuilding—they’re reloading.
With Jackie Young officially back in the fold, Chelsea Gray agreeing to a multi-year return, and A’ja Wilson expected to finalize her next deal, Las Vegas is bringing its championship nucleus back together. In a league that’s seen aggressive movement in free agency, the Aces are doubling down on continuity—and betting that their core still sets the standard.
The WNBA offseason just delivered its first real shocker—and depending on who you ask, it may already have a clear winner. Angel Reese is headed to the Atlanta Dream, and while both teams will frame this as a “mutual move forward,” the reality is much simpler: Atlanta just landed a cornerstone, and Chicago just let theirs go. Atlanta receives Reese and a 2028 second-round pick swap, while Chicago walks away with first-round picks in 2027 and 2028.