Historic Game 1 Of WNBA Finals Concludes With Storm Taking Series Lead Vs. Aces

Game 1 of the WNBA Finals had a little bit of everything

by Patrick McAvoy

Oct 2, 2020

Friday night’s WNBA Finals Game 1 between the Seattle Storm and Las Vegas Aces was one for the ages.

Breanna Stewart and Sue Bird led the way as the Storm took the 1-0 series lead in historic fashion.

Stewart tallied the second highest points scored by a player in the WNBA Finals with 37, while also adding playoff career-highs in rebounds and blocks with 15 and four respectfully.

Bird also joined in on the action setting a WNBA Finals record in assists with 16 on the night.

For more on the game, check out the “Need To Know” video above from Friday Night’s “NESN After Hours,” presented by People’s United Bank.

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