Sunday’s WNBA slate is packed with four games, and in the nightcap on NBC, we’ll get a great matchup: Fever vs. Aces.
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This will be the second meeting between these two teams after the Fever took their first game in a blowout.
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What our Post expert thinks about Fever vs. Aces
The last time these two teams met, neither of the two star players — A’ja Wilson for the Aces and Caitlin Clark for the Fever — suited up due to injuries.
Clark has since returned for the Fever, but Wilson is still day-to-day with an ankle injury that has kept her sidelined since the start of July.
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