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Aces to play eight times on NBA TV

By / Las Vegas Review-Journal
May 14, 2018 - 11:51 am
 
Updated May 14, 2018 - 12:57 pm
The floor of the Mandalay Bay Events Center is seen behind the arena's lights during a Vegas 16 college basketball game between Oakland and ETSU in the second half of their NCAA college basketball game at Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas Tuesday, March 28, 2016. Oakland won 104-81. Josh Holmberg/Las Vegas Review-Journal

National cable channel NBA TV will air the Aces’ home opener versus the Seattle Storm on May 27th, the network announced Monday morning.

The start time has been moved forward a half-hour to 5:30 p.m.

All 12 WNBA teams are scheduled to play on NBA TV during the course of the regular season. In addition to the home opener, the Aces will play seven games on the network.

Las Vegas concluded its two-game preseason Sunday afternoon with a 68-55 loss to the Dallas Wings, and will begin its inaugural regular season Sunday afternoon on the road against the Connecticut Sun.

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