Las Vegas Aces' 2 mandatory fixes they need to make after All-Star break

The Las Vegas Aces hold an 11-11 record, placing them fourth in the Western Conference, marking a decline from their recent contending status in the 2025 season. Despite A'ja Wilson's stardom, the team requires roster improvements to regain competitiveness. They remain projected playoff participants with potential for postseason surprises but must address two key areas after the All-Star break.

First, the Aces need scoring reinforcements, as their 41.6% field goal percentage ranks 10th in the WNBA—only three teams perform worse. Though their 32.5% three-point shooting places eighth, they lack consistency. With Wilson (48.2% FG) and three players above 37% from deep, adding one or two efficient scorers could significantly boost their ninth-ranked offense (80.6 PPG).

Second, rebounding must improve despite Wilson's league-leading 9.2 rebounds per game. The team ranks 10th overall (33.2 RPG), with only NaLyssa Smith (5.5 RPG) and Kiah Stokes (5+ RPG) providing supplementary support. Acquiring another consistent rebounder or emphasizing team-wide effort on the glass is crucial for championship contention.