Toyota Antelopes at New York Liberty

· Women's National Basketball Association

0-2, 0-2 Away

Final
84 - 61

1-1, 1-1 Home

4th 0.0	End of Game	61 - 84
4th 0.0	End of the 4th Quarter	61 - 84
4th 11.1	Moe Nagata makes 4-foot two point shot (Riko Furuki assists)	61 - 84
4th 31.1	Moe Nagata defensive rebound	59 - 84
4th 34.1	Nyara Sabally misses driving layup	59 - 84

TOY		NY
23-65	FG	31-62
35.4	Field Goal %	50.0
11-34	3PT	11-25
32.4	Three Point %	44.0
4-5	FT	11-20
80.0	Free Throw %	55.0
33	Rebounds	30
9	Offensive Rebounds	7
24	Defensive Rebounds	23
17	Assists	23
5	Steals	7
2	Blocks	4
13	Turnovers	7
2	Team Turnovers	0
15	Total Turnovers	7
0	Technical Fouls	0
0	Total Technical Fouls	0
0	Flagrant Fouls	0
14	Points Conceded Off Turnovers	5
0	Fast Break Points	4
20	Points in Paint	34
19	Fouls	11
4	Largest Lead	25

Venue: Matthew Knight Arena

Location: Eugene, OR
Attendance: 12,364 · Capacity:

Phoenix Mercury (27-17, 13-11 Western Conference) at Las Vegas Aces (30-14, 16-8 Western Conference)

Las Vegas took the opening game of the first-ever best-of-seven WNBA Finals in history. Here's how it happened.

A'ja Wilson's 21 points lead the Las Vegas Aces to victory against the Phoenix Mercury in Game 1 of the WNBA Finals.

Dana Evans (21 points) led an Aces bench that outscored the Mercury's reserves 41-16 en route to an 89-86 win in Game 1 of the WNBA Finals.

— The Aces hadn't spent a lot of time working on zone defense, so what better time than the fourth quarter of a WNBA Finals game?