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It's the offseason, but A'ja Wilson continues to show some love to her Las Vegas Aces teammates on social media. Wilson appreciated what the Aces shared on Instagram, which was a throwback of the team repping her No. 22 jersey and Tiffany Hayes' clothing brand, Seyah Renara.
In a post on her Instagram stories, Wilson re-shared the Aces' throwback reel of her teammates wearing his No. 22 jersey. They were also wearing Seyah Renara clothing courtesy of Hayes, who founded the brand back last year.
"I got the best teammates ever," Wilson wrote.
The Las Vegas Aces paid tribute to A'ja Wilson after she was named the WNBA MVP for the third time in her career. They wore her iconic No. 22 jersey paired with Seyah Renara pants. Tiffany Hayes established the brand last year, gaining inspiration from rapper Pharell.
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"Seyah Renara is special to me as it embodies my creative vision," Hayes told Essence back in July. "I really admire Louis Vuitton, especially with their new men’s creative director, Pharrell, who incorporates elements that resonate with me. Their innovative designs speak to my style."
In terms of on-court business, Las Vegas has several key free agents such as Kelsey Plum, Emma Cannon, Jessika Carter, Alysha Clark, Sydney Colson, Dyaisha Fair and Tiffany Hayes.
The Aces failed in their bid to win three straight WNBA championships last season. They were eliminated by eventual champs New York Liberty in the semifinals. Coach Becky Hammon even hinted that her team could look different next season due to a potential overhaul.
A'ja Wilson still looking to win her third WNBA championship next season
Despite the possibility of having a different set of teammates next season, A'ja Wilson is hoping for the best and the franchise to bring back everyone. But regardless of what will happen this offseason, Wilson's goal for herself and the Las Vegas Aces remains the same: win the championship.
The three-time WNBA MVP is even willing to become the league's villain just to achieve more success.
"If we got to be the villains and that gets us a third championship, call me 'The Joker,'" Wilson told ESPN. "I am here ready to take on that role. We're going to always be the villain. We are in spaces that a lot of people don't want to see us in, so they're going to try to throw anything at us and make it seem like we don't deserve it and make it seem like we're out of place."
The Aces already lost Kate Martin to the Golden State Valkyries in the expansion draft. They decided to core Kelsey Plum's contract, but she'll likely sign with another team this offseason.
