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Los Angeles erased a 17-point deficit to beat Washington 88-82, while Las Vegas handled Toronto 93-73 behind A’ja Wilson and Jackie Young.
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Aces 93, Tempo 73: Wilson kept the standard
A'ja Wilson scored 27 points, Jackie Young added 23 and eight assists, and Las Vegas carried a 26-point lead before beating Toronto 93-73.
Sparks 88, Mystics 82: Burrell owned the fourth
Nneka Ogwumike scored 24 points and Rae Burrell scored 12 of her 15 in the fourth as Los Angeles rallied past Washington 88-82.
Fever 111, Sun 91: Two 34-point engines ended the argument
Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell each scored 34 points as Indiana beat Connecticut 111-91 in the final meeting between the teams.
Fire 101, Dream 83: Portland turned the streak into smoke
Carla Leite scored 26 and Emily Engstler added a career-high 25 as Portland beat Atlanta 101-83 and ended the Dream's four-game winning streak.
Mystics 80, Mercury 73: Amoore owned the last quarter
Georgia Amoore scored 16 of her career-high 25 points in the fourth, and Washington closed on a 27-10 run to beat Phoenix 80-73.
Valkyries 79, Liberty 60: Golden State turned depth into distance
The Valkyries hit 13 threes, held the Liberty to 30.2 percent shooting, and completed a 3-0 season sweep with a 79-60 road win.
Mystics 94, Mercury 84: Washington made the lead count
Washington shot 59% in the first half, led by 18 at the break, and held Phoenix's veteran comeback to a 10-point final margin.
Wings 96, Fire 78: Dallas clinched with everybody in the group project
Dallas never trailed, led by 26, and clinched the final playoff spot even after Portland won the fourth quarter 26-25.