Chelsea Gray

After dominating the Unrivaled scene and planting seeds for a could-be-resurgent 2025 campaign in the WNBA, Chelsea Gray took to a late-game isolation against the Seattle Storm with a different, yet similar word in mind: unguardable. No stranger to crowd-silencing buckets inside Climate Pledge Arena, the 5-foot-11 All-Star prepares yet another, this time against 6-foot-6 Dominique Malonga. Undersized, but overabundant in her scoring methods, Gray works an assortment of size-ups and crossovers before eventually “clearing” the space required for an end-of-clock rainbow fallaway that sinks through the nylon. General managers leaguewide remain bullish on Gray’s game-changing abilities, as evidenced by her first-place tie in No. 1 point guard voting, and during the Las Vegas Aces’ win on June 1, 2025, “The Point Guard” demonstrated a few reasons why. Clutch and unafraid, as usual, the six-time All-Star closed with 10 points (on three-of-six shooting), four rebounds, six dimes, and two triples.

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