New York Liberty star Breanna Stewart and Las Vegas Aces standout A'ja Wilson have been the best WNBA players of their generation, but who has had the better career?

The New York Liberty have shockingly prevented the Las Vegas Aces and reigning Most Valuable Player A'Ja Wilson from returning to the WNBA playoffs again.

Despite the win, Aces coach Becky Hammon didn't hide her frustration with the officiating. Wilson shot only two free throws. She averaged 7.2 attempts from the charity stripe in the regular season. In their series against the Liberty, the MVP has only taken 10 free throws.

After their 76-62 loss to the New York Liberty on Sunday, the Las Vegas Aces are now eliminated from the WNBA playoffs and their quest for winning three consecu

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Wilson is unquestionably the best player in the league. Even though the Aces pushed through the regular season, Wilson’s dominance was impossible to ignore. Wilson had the greatest season in women’s basketball history: her third WNBA MVP award (this one unanimously),

The Aces now face the challenge of winning three straight WNBA semifinals games versus the New York Liberty if they want a shot at a three-peat championship. Las Vegas lost Game 1 and Game 2 of the WNBA semifinal series to the Liberty. The two teams play again Friday.

Less than 24 hours removed after her team was eliminated from the WNBA Semifinals by the rival New York Liberty, though, it's safe to say Wilson's trademark sense of humor was fully intact regardless.