🏀 WNBA PLAYOFF WATCH
The Playoffs Are Happening Here…
🩹 INJURIES & UPDATES
Who’s in. Who’s out. Who’s waiting.
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SUI Infirmary: Injuries to Watch as the WNBA Playoffs Move Toward the Semifinals
The WNBA playoff field is shrinking, but the injury watch isn’t. SUI checks the latest player availability ahead of Friday’s deciding Game 3 and the upcoming semifinals.
⭐ SUI STANDOUT PLAYER
A’ja Wilson | Las Vegas Aces
2026 Playoffs – Game 1: 38 points. 16 rebounds. 4 blocks.
⭐️ Why She Stands Out ⭐️
A’ja Wilson didn’t ease into the postseason. She came out swinging...
She didn’t just have that monster opener—she finished the damn job.
Wilson opened the playoffs with 38 points, 16 rebounds and four blocks, then delivered again when the series was on the line. She scored 36 points with 10 rebounds in Game 3, leading Las Vegas past Indiana 94–83 and into the semifinals.
PLAYOFF STATEMENT:
74 points and 26 rebounds in Games 1 & 3.
🗓️ What’s Next: The 2026 WNBA Playoffs:
2026 Playoffs: One Spot Left
Three teams have punched their tickets to the semifinals. Golden State and Dallas meet tonight in a deciding Game 3 for the final spot, with Las Vegas waiting for the winner. New York and Atlanta are already set for the other semifinal.
Follow the full bracket, series results and SUI playoff coverage in WNBA Playoff Central
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