A’ja Wilson continues to remind the basketball world why she is widely considered one of the greatest players in the game today.
The Las Vegas Aces superstar has been on an incredible run over her last four games, producing elite numbers on both ends of the floor while carrying the Aces during a critical stretch of the WNBA season.
A’ja Wilson’s Last Four Games
- 33.8 points per game
- 10.8 rebounds per game
- 4.8 assists per game
- 1.8 steals per game
- 1.5 blocks per game
- 57.3% shooting from the field
- 45.5% shooting from three-point range
- 88.0% shooting from the free-throw line
- 33.8 minutes per game
Wilson’s run began with a 26 point, 6 rebound performance in which she only missed 3 of her of her 14 field goal attempts in a 109-93 win over the Toronto Tempo on July 20. She chased that with a 38-point explosion against the Mystics two days later, followed by a 28-point, 14-rebound performance effort in a 98-83 win over the Portland Fire. Friday against the New York Liberty, Wilson continued her stellar play with a 33-point, 10-rebound performance effort.
Wilson’s recent production showcases the complete package. She is scoring efficiently at all three levels, controlling the glass, creating opportunities for teammates, and anchoring one of the league’s best defenses.
What makes the stretch even more impressive is her efficiency. Shooting better than 57 percent from the field while averaging nearly 34 points per game is a rare feat, and her improved three-point shooting has made her even more difficult for opposing defenses to contain.
As the WNBA playoff race heats up, Wilson is once again making a compelling case in the MVP conversation. Night after night, she continues to deliver dominant performances that impact every aspect of the game.
Whether it’s scoring in the paint, knocking down perimeter shots, protecting the rim, or defending multiple positions, Wilson continues to prove why many consider her the best player in the world.
If she maintains this level of play, another MVP award—and a deep postseason run for the Las Vegas Aces—could be well within reach.
