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Las Vegas Aces shed ‘frustrating’ first half, post Game 1 win over Connecticut Sun in WNBA Finals

Generally, Las Vegas Aces coach Becky Hammon is not a screamer. She will get her point across, for sure, but if she can do it in the measured, even vocal tones she’s known for, that’s what she prefers.

But sometimes circumstances — in this case Game 1 of the best-of-five WNBA Finals — call for a different approach. The Aces won a Finals game for the first time in franchise history, topping the Connecticut Sun 67-64here Sunday, and they did it with a second half fueled by a halftime torching from their coach. Read More

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