Becky Hammon critiques officiating after Aces' loss to Wings
ESPN WNBA • 1 min read • Latest: May 29, 2026, 6:05 PM
Last updated May 29, 2026

Las Vegas Aces coach Becky Hammon criticized the officiating following the team's 95-87 loss to the Dallas Wings on Thursday. Hammon expressed frustration over the disparity in free throw attempts, highlighting that star players A'ja Wilson, Chennedy Carter, and Jackie Young combined for only one attempt. Her comments reflect ongoing concerns about the consistency of calls throughout the season. The Aces look to improve their performance in upcoming games as they seek to address these officiating issues.
- •Aces lost 95-87 to Wings on Thursday
- •Becky Hammon criticized officiating after the game
- •A'ja Wilson, Chennedy Carter, and Jackie Young had one free throw total
- •Concerns over officiating consistency highlighted by Hammon
- •Upcoming games will be crucial for Aces' playoff positioning
- 6:05 PMESPN WNBA — Hammon calls out refs, 'tired' of Aces' FT dispari...
"Aces coach Becky Hammon blasted the officiating in Thursday's 95-87 loss to the Wings, saying that A'ja Wilson, Chennedy Carter and Jackie Young combining for one free throw attempt was a result of "not getting the same whistle."
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