There are three matches lined up for us on Friday. Right now, let us discuss Indiana Fever vs Las Vegas Aces.
Indiana Fever vs Las Vegas Aces: Preview
Las Vegas Aces have guaranteed their spot in the Playoffs. The Western Conference giants have had a marvelous season and are now leading their conference.
It’s not surprising at all. They have shown splendid form this season. Home to elite players like A’ja Wilson, Chelsea Gray and Dearica Hamby, the team has never missed an opportunity to assert their dominance in the league.
Not just the Playoffs, they even have a 45% chance of making it to the Finals.
Their opponents, the Indiana Fever will host the Aces on Friday. They are not having a good season one bit as they are at the bottom of the Eastern Conference.
The Fever have only won 5 matches out of their 30 total matches. Their disappointing performance pretty much solidifies their lack of a spot at the Playoffs.
Kelsey Mitchell is the only player who has been consistent with her performance throughout the season, but isn’t basketball a team sport? A single player can not lead the team to victory, unfortunately.
Indiana Fever vs Las Vegas Aces: Odds
| Platform | Fever | Aces | Predicted Winner |
| FiveThirtyEight | 17% | 83% | Aces |
Indiana Fever vs Las Vegas Aces: Recent Form
The Las Vegas Aces have been at the top of their game this season, dominating every matchup they are a part of. They boast a season record of 20-8, winning 10 out of their 15 home matches.
Aces is one of the best teams in the WNBA right now. With a powerful lineup of versatile shooters and strong defenders, they have been everything but beatable.
They have won 4 of their last 5 matches. This powerhouse will take a lot to stop.
At the bottom of the Eastern Conference, we have Aces’ opponents, the Indiana Fever. They have lost 10 consecutive games and are having a horrible season.
The teammates have played with lackluster form and their synchronicity has been everything but constant. They have a current league record of 5-20.
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Indiana Fever vs Las Vegas Aces: Head to head
The Fever have been put up against the Aces for a total of 23 times, and have only won 7 of those matchups.
It has been a pretty one-sided matchup, really.
The Aces have won 16 of the 23 matches.
Indiana Fever vs Las Vegas Aces: Best Picks
Kelsey Mitchell
Kelsey Mitchell is a talented shooting guard who has been in the WNBA All-Star rookie team. This big woman has a proficiency in mid-range shooting, and is pretty capable from beyond the arc as well.
This season, she is averaging a solid 15.9 points, 2 rebounds and 4.2 assists per game.
A’ja Wilson
2020’s WNBA MVP, A’ja Wilson is very consistent this season. Releasing very potent shots from inside the arc and a high level mid-range shooting accuracy, she’s pretty talented. She has averaged 19.4 points this season, along with 1.8 assists per game, accompanied by 9.7 rebounds.
Chelsea Gray
Chelsea Gray might just be the biggest offensive threat the Fever will have to face on Friday. With exceptional shooting skills from all ranges, incredible shot IQ and offensive awareness, she’s a massive threat when she is on the ball. Appearing in the All-Star team four times, she’s pretty dominant on the court.
This season, she is averaging 12.7 points, 6.1 assists and almost 2 steals per game.
Indiana Fever vs Las Vegas Aces: Possible Lineup
Las Vegas Aces: Point Guard – Chelsea Gray, Shooting Guard – Kelsey Plum, Small Forward – Dearica Hamby, Power Forward – Jackie Young, Center – A’ja Wilson
Indiana Fever: Point Guard – Danielle Robinson, Shooting Guard – Kelsey Mitchell, Small Forward – Alanna Smith, Power Forward – Queen Egbo, Center – Alaina Coates
Indiana Fever vs Las Vegas Aces: Prediction
This matchup is pretty lopsided. The Aces are set to get the victory over Indiana Fever this Friday. They have been pretty aggressive this season, and this match will most probably not bring their reign to an end.
The Fever, although a good team, will not be able to defeat the Aces.
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