A'ja Wilson drops 1-word reaction to teammate Chelsea Gray’s throwback post on Las Vegas Aces’ bench antics

WNBA star A'ja Wilson relived some of the funniest moments she had on the bench of the Las Vegas Aces. Memories went back to Wilson after her teammate Chelsea Gray shared a post on her Instagram story about them making fun of one of their teammates.

Like Gray, Wilson also shared the post on her Instagram story. The two Aces stars posted the post making fun of three-time All-Star Jackie Young for falling.

"Dramaaaaaaaaa," Wilson posted.

Wilson shared the fun she had on the bench poking fun at her teammate with Gray.

"This was actually hilarious!" Gray tagged Young on her post.

"Cause why did she fall like that?" Gray playfully asked Wilson.

Gray tagged Wilson and Young as she relived the fun she had on the bench

Watch the post below to see Wilson's and Gray's reaction to Young falling.

Caitlin Clark and Fever’s fanbase

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Star rookie outperformed A'ja Wilson in sales

The Caitlin Clark effect has benefitted the WNBA during the 2024 season. Her popularity has boosted attendance, attention and sales throughout the entire league. Thanks to Clark, the association gained new fans who became invested.

However, her fame has eclipsed other celebrities, including three-time MVP A'ja Wilson. Clark's rookie cards went on to sell for more money at an auction than Wilson, an established star in the WNBA.

The "@wnbacardscom" X (previously Twitter) account posted value on a number of Clark rookie cards. The account wrote that the value of an "A'ja Wilson Signatures GV" card is $915. The "Caitlin Clark Black Gold Auto," the least expensive card for the Fever guard, costs $12,322.

Even the New York Liberty star's card, "Sabrina Ionescu Color Blast SSP," which features her, is valued more at $2,319 than the card itself.

Clark has four additional cards in the post, all of which are valued at over $10,000.

The "Selections GV" is valued at $40,870, while the "Sparks Patch" costs $13,420. Both of the 2024 WNBA Rookie of the Year's most expensive cards are worth over $50,000.

The "Signatures BF" card is valued at $97,600, nearly $100,000, while the "Concourse BF" card is valued at $52,460.

Clark's five rookie basketball cards are worth $216,672 in total. Given the metrics, there is a significant disparity in value between the 2024 WNBA Draft top pick and the current MVP.

Additionally, Wilson has more accolades than Clark, as she's a six-time All-Star, a two-time champion and a two-time Defensive Player of the Year.