WNBA Finals
Las Vegas Aces vs Seattle Storm
Game 2 15:00 ET
The 2020 WNBA Finals are set as the No. 1 seed Las Vegas Aces and No. 2 seed Seattle Storm will meet in a best-of-five series to determine the 2020 league champion in Bradenton, Fla.
Since the WNBA debuted its current playoff format in 2016, this is the fourth time in five years that the top two seeds in the playoffs are meeting in The Finals, and with both of those teams representing the same conference. The only exception came in 2018, when the No. 1 seed Seattle Storm swept the No. 3 seed Washington Mystics in five games.
The Storm are back in the Finals for the fourth time in franchise history as they look to join the Minnesota Lynx and Houston Comets as the only teams to win four WNBA championships. The Aces are making their second appearance in the WNBA Finals, 12 years and one relocation and rebranding removed from the San Antonio Silver Stars being swept in the 2008 WNBA Finals by current Aces coach Bill Laimbeer and the Detroit Shock. This franchise isn’t just looking for its first championship, but even its first Finals victory.
Since the WNBA debuted its current playoff format in 2016, this is the fourth time in five years that the top two seeds in the playoffs are meeting in The Finals, and with both of those teams representing the same conference. The only exception came in 2018, when the No. 1 seed Seattle Storm swept the No. 3 seed Washington Mystics in five games.
The Storm are back in the Finals for the fourth time in franchise history as they look to join the Minnesota Lynx and Houston Comets as the only teams to win four WNBA championships. The Aces are making their second appearance in the WNBA Finals, 12 years and one relocation and rebranding removed from the San Antonio Silver Stars being swept in the 2008 WNBA Finals by current Aces coach Bill Laimbeer and the Detroit Shock. This franchise isn’t just looking for its first championship, but even its first Finals victory.