What happened: The Las Vegas Aces called on supporters to cast WNBA All-Star ballots as the team counted down to tip-off. The push comes during a stretch in which the league has highlighted double-weighted voting days to drive fan participation.
Why it matters: All-Star selections shape the league's midseason showcase, and a strong turnout reflects the Aces' deep fan base as the franchise stays near the top of the standings. The voting drive arrives as Las Vegas, the reigning WNBA champions, looks to keep momentum through the heart of the ongoing All-Star voting window.
By the numbers: Las Vegas enters the day 12-5 on the season, scoring 89.8 points per game while allowing 86.9, and riding a win in its last outing. The Aces have taken both recent meetings against their next opponent, by 5 on June 6 and by 10 on May 31.
What to watch: Attention turns to tip-off at home, with the next round of All-Star voting returns set to show whether the fan push moves Las Vegas players up the leaderboard.