Justine Pissott needed just 10 minutes to make WNBA history. In her first extended action since joining the league, Pissott drilled five 3-pointers and scored 19 points, setting a new WNBA debut record for threes made.
What happened
Pissott entered her first WNBA game and immediately caught fire from beyond the arc. She knocked down five 3-pointers in only 10 minutes of floor time, finishing the debut with 19 points. It marked the first extended run she has seen since entering the league.
Why it matters
The performance comes just days after the Aces waived Chennedy Carter to sign Pissott to the roster. A record-setting shooting night in such limited minutes puts immediate pressure on how Las Vegas divides its backcourt rotation moving forward.
By the numbers
Five made 3-pointers, 19 points, 10 minutes played — a WNBA debut record for threes made in a single game.
What to watch next
Attention now turns to how the Aces allocate Pissott's minutes in the next game following the record-setting debut.