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Aces' Chelsea Gray building Hall of Fame resume by reaching a major milestone
Gray became one of four WNBA players to reach 2,000 assists and 4,500 points while finishing with 12 points and nine assists.
- Las Vegas Aces guard Chelsea Gray reached the 2,000-assist threshold in the team's 99-84 victory over Dallas, becoming one of four players in WNBA history to combine that total with 4,500 career points.
- Gray reached the 4,500-point and 2,000-assist marks in 387 games, ranking behind only Sue Bird's 367 games; among active players, her 2,003 assists trail only Courtney Vandersloot's 2,886.
- Aces coach Becky Hammon called Gray's impact "really special and, in a way, generational," while Gray recorded 12 points and nine assists with a game-high plus-19 rating in the win.
- Gray brushed off a fourth-quarter turnover pass to teammate Cheyenne Parker-Tyus, saying, "See, that turnover needs to go in your column," while emphasizing her focus on building team chemistry.
- At 33, Gray chases her fifth championship while building her case for the Naismith Basketball Hall, joining elite company with Sue Bird, Lindsay Whalen, and Diana Taurasi in WNBA history.
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Aces' Chelsea Gray building Hall of Fame resume by reaching a major milestone
Chelsea Gray has reached a major milestone in her basketball career. She crossed the 2,000-assist mark in the Las Vegas Aces' win over Dallas, joining an elite group of WNBA players.
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