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A'ja Wilson exits game with right wrist injury

Aces’ A’ja Wilson to miss game against Mystics with wrist injury

Reigning WNBA MVP A’ja Wilson will not play Thursday night when Las Vegas visits the Washington Mystics because of an injured right wrist, the Aces announced.

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A'ja Wilson's status clarified by Aces amid wrist injury, Mystics matchup

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Aces' A'ja Wilson ruled out vs. Mystics with wrist injury

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The Liberty’s secret behind crucial win over Aces

The Liberty beat the Las Vegas Aces, 87-78, in front of more than 15,000 people at Barclays Center, and they did it by playing a more complete game than they have in over a month.

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Aces star A’ja Wilson injures her right wrist vs. the Liberty and will get an MRI

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Prayers Pouring In For WNBA Star A'ja Wilson On Tuesday

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Aces’ A’ja Wilson thanks teammates for stopping ‘crash out’ after injury

Wilson is set to have an MRI on June 9, and many will be wondering if the injury is serious.

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A'ja Wilson injury update: Las Vegas Aces star injures wrist against New York Liberty

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Aces star A'ja Wilson leaves loss to Liberty early after awkward fall on arm, wrist

A’ja Wilson exits game with right wrist injury during first half of loss to Liberty

NEW YORK — Las Vegas Aces star A’ja Wilson suffered a right wrist injury in the second quarter of Tuesday’s loss to the New York Liberty and did not return. She sustained the injury on a drive to the basket with 4:13 to play in the second quarter as she fell hard after attempting a shot over Liberty center Nyara Sabally.

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Former South Carolina women’s basketball star A’ja Wilson up for another pair of ESPYs

South Carolina women’s basketball legend A’ja Wilson remains the best player in the world. The three-time WNBA MVP is coming off of her best overall season, one in which she broke multiple league records.

Does A'ja Wilson's Injury Highlights Rise of Foreign Talent in the WNBA?

A'ja Wilson's injury sidelines a WNBA star and opens the door for international players like Leonie Fiebich to rise. Is the league shifting globally?

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