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The average price on the secondary market for WNBA Finals game tickets is $155, with games in Connecticut significantly more expensive than secondary market prices in Las Vegas, according to ticketiQ, secondary market ticket reseller.

The ticket prices for games in Connecticut are 58 percent more expensive than game tickets in Las Vegas. The Sun tickers have an average secondary market list price of $199, while the Aces average price for tickets is $126.

In terms of cheapest tickets, the Connecticut Sun game prices are significantly more expensive than Las Vegas game tickets.

Prices for Sun home games start at $67, while the Aces home games start at under $20. Lower level seats start at$136in Connecticut, and$32in Las Vegas. Below is a look at the cheapest tickets for each game of the series:

Heres a look at the cheapest tickets for this years and last years WNBA Finals teams:

Tickets for the Aces WNBA Finals home games are a bargain compared to other Las Vegas sports teams like the Raiders and Golden Knights.

The Raiders, who are the most expensive secondary market team in the NFL, have an average home ticket price of $765, while tickets for the Golden Knights games in the Stanley Cup Finals in 2018 averaged $1,655.

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LVSportsBiz.com chatted with Aces General Manager Natalie Williams and head coach Becky Hammon and they sized up the Connecticut Sun vs Aces Finals as a classic brawn/physical team vs finesse/fast team.

Its going to be physical, Williams said.

Noted Hammon: We know this is a clash of styles.

Hammon said the Aces schemed for Seattles personnel like star Breanna Stewart but against the Sun a team with six players who can drop 20 points a game on you the strategy will be to scheme against a concept because the Sun have such a balanced attack.

The Aces red-hot shooting Chelsea Gray said Connecticut wants to beat you up. She said the key is to match the Suns defensive intensity and protect the paint.

She mentioned shes trying to keep her shooting touch hot by remaining super calm and composed.

Gray also noted that the one slight change to her shooting technique is that she has a quicker release.

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Saddle up rodeo fans because its almost the most wonderful time of the year! December 1st-10th is NFR time! As we head toward rodeo week, cowboys and cowgirls from across the world are gearing up for next-level rodeo performances and a week-long celebration in sparkling Las Vegas, Nevada. Since 1959 the prestigious Wrangler National Finals Rodeo has brought ProRodeo front and center on the worlds stage. With the-best-of-the-best rodeo athletes and livestock alike, the 2022 NFR is sure to leave rodeo fans on the edge of their seats. While the dirt will be flying in the Thomas & Mack Center, a whole slew of rodeo entertainment will be taking place along the Vegas Strip. Some of the greatest entertainment can be found at the NFR Home-Base, the Tropicana Las Vegas.

The Tropicana Las Vegas is proud to host another year of top-notch NFR Entertainment and those of us here at Cowboy Lifestyle Network are excited to jump in headfirst and share with you the must-dos during rodeo week. Lets start with the main event, the National Finals Rodeo Performances!

The NFR in Las Vegas is one of the best times to shop all of your favorite brands in one place! In addition to the infamous Cowboy Christmas, there are so many other opportunities to shop throughout the city. Lets check them out now!

Featuring more than 350+ exhibitors from across the United States, attendees can find all different types of shops including jewelry makers, western wear brands, boot shops, furniture vendors, original artists, homemade craft artisans, and hatmakers. In addition to the shopping, you can include a variety of live events including the Ariat Rodeo Live Stage and the YETI Junior World Finals. This years schedule will run 9 a.m. 4 p.m. daily.

If youre staying near the Rio, then grab your shopping bags because Stetson Country Christmas is calling the Rio home this year. With hundreds of vendors to peruse, there is no shortage of boots, jeans, hats, home decor, and more at Country Christmas!

The South Point CINCH Gift Show is a great place to catch the World Series of Team Roping Championship going on most of the week of NFR. While watching the team roping you can meander the many vendors they have on-site as well!

Hosted at Mandalay Bay, Roper Cowboy Marketplace is a hop and a skip away from everything else on the strip and you can take the tram there from most of the major resorts! Find everything you need at one of the many shopping opportunities during the National Finals Rodeo 2022!

In addition to the rodeo and non-stop shopping, the NFR nightlife is a highlight on its own. If you are looking for a place to watch the NFR without the crowds, then we definitely recommend booking your home base at the Tropicana Las Vegas. Catch all the details below!

With the 2022 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo right around the corner, now is the time to start planning your NFR adventure, but why not check out where you will be staying beforehand? The Tropicana Las Vegas is one of the premier resorts for your NFR experience. Want to be smack-dab in the middle of the action? The Tropicana Las Vegas Resort & Casino truly is your one-stop-shop for all things NFR.!

Rodeo entertainment at The Tropicana is endless! Mark your calendars and make sure to join Cowboy Lifestyle Network as we celebrate the 2022 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo at The Tropicana Las Vegas this December 1st-10th!

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Theres always bad blood after a bad breakup, and NFL players and organizations are no exception.

This was the case for the Las Vegas Raiders and now, Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Khalil Mack.

The Raiders drafted Mack with the fifth overall pick in the 2014 NFL Draft, and after four years with the organization he was traded to the Chicago Bears.

In his tenure with the Bears, Mack had the opportunity to have two revenge games against his former team, and finished splitting the record (1-1).

During the two games against the Raiders, Mack has 10 solo tackles, one sack and one fumble recovery.

But that build up against his former team doesn't feel quite the same as it did when they met back in 2019 and 2021.

"I mean the people that I didn't like probably aren't there anymore... I'll always have respect for the organization, said Mack on facing the Raiders.

Mack did continue to have a close friendship with Raiders quarterback Derek Carr, who he respects as a player, but that is not going to stop him from a little friendly fire when they line up across from one another on Sunday.

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"That's my brother,"said Mack of Carr. "I like to talk trash here and there. I feel like that's a bond that can't be broken when it comes to that, but come Sunday it's on and poppin'. ... He's an ultimate competitor. One of the best in the game. Somebody that I highly respect when it comes to the leadership aspect, as well as the quarterback position."

Carr will not be backing down on Sunday and will return the favor to Mack, when they face each other in their season opener.

"I mean, Khalil [Mack], I've always said he's a Hall-of-Fame player. Playing alongside Joey [Bosa], who I think is one of the best players in all of football. I really respect the way that they both play the game, and the way that they go about their business. Khalil, he's always been one of my best friends, and we always talk, it seems like every other week, except when we play each other, said Carr.

"It's not like, 'Hey, I'm not talking to you this week.' We just don't. I'll see him, I'll talk to him after the game. I'll definitely talk to him during the game, as I always do. He's one of my best friends, so just getting to play against him is cool for me. It's cool for my boys, they know him, and so they'll be watching him and all that stuff. But past that, he's a Hall of Fame-type player. Him and Joey are great rushers in this league and have been for a long time. So, we have our work cut out for us."

With so much hype coming into this game, the bad blood between the Raiders and Mack has cooled down quite a lot.

The Raiders open up their season later today against Mack and the Chargers at SoFi Stadium at 1:25 pm PT.

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The decision to make up the 53-man roster has already begun for the Las Vegas Raiders.

Two days after winning their preseason finale against the New England Patriots, the Raiders started working on trimming down their roster.

Unfortunately, the team had a bit of help from players going down by injury.

The Silver and Black announced on Sunday, they are placing defensive tackle Tyler Lancaster, tackle Brandon Parker and linebacker Tae Davis to the Reserve/Injured List.

The veteran tackle is a huge loss for the Raiders, who has been competing during the offseason with second-year player Alex Leatherwood for the starting right tackle position.

But since the Raiders opening win over the Jacksonville Jaguars in the Hall of Fame game, Parker hadnt practiced and it was unclear whether he had suffered an injury or not.

It is clear now that hell now miss the entire season with a tricep injury.

Lancaster, who signed with the Raiders this offseason from the Green Bay Packers, was expected to compete for a rotational spot in the interior of the defensive line.

It appeared to sustain an injury in the fourth-quarter of Fridays game against the Patriots.

Davis, who recently signed with the Raiders, is also going to IR. The former Houston Texan spent the 2021 season on injured reserve.

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This preseason was the first time Davis saw some action, since his time in Cleveland in 2020, where he appeared in 13 games, mostly playing on special teams.

For these Raiders to be eligible to return from IR, they would have been placed after the 53-man roster cutdown, unfortunately these players placed on IR will be out for the whole season.

The team also announced tight end Nick Bowers and wide receiver Justin Hall have been waived.

Bowers, a special teamer, did not get much action during the preseason and after falling behind in the depth chart, his time in the roster comes to a close.

Hall, an undrafted free agent from Ball State was considered to be a swiss-army-knife, Mr. Do-It-All, but along with Bowers, he was outshined by others and started to fall back in the roster.

The Raiders may sign them both on the practice squad if they clear waivers.

As of Sunday, the Raiders roster sits at 75 players.

Ahead of Tuesday's deadline to make all of their cuts and reveal the teams 53-man roster.

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LAS VEGAS (KTNV)KTNV is on the scene of a large fire that broke out in an industrial area west of Interstate 15 in Las Vegas on Tuesday morning.

At approximately 8:10 a.m., Clark County Fire department responded to a call regarding a building fire at 3613 Procyon Street, near Valley View Boulevard and Twain Avenue.

While en route to the fire, dispatchers noted that there have been several fires at this address and that there was some structural instability. The first arriving unit found heavy smoke coming from the Procyon side of the building. Additionally, firefighters say that 90 percent of the roof had fallen and the second-floor landing was structurally unstable.

Fire crews surrounded the building on the outside and set up the truck for an aerial master stream, which extinguished the fire.

Firefighters also noted that primary and secondary life searches have not been completed in the interior because of the structural instability.

At this time, the cause is undetermined and damages have not been estimated. However, area business owners told reporter Alyssa Bethencourt that the building is vacant and was recently occupied by squatters.

Drivers were advised to avoid the area of Spring Mountain Road and Procyon Street, according to the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada.

This is a developing story. Additional information will be shared as it becomes available.

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According to feedingamerica.org, its estimated that 1 in every 9 Nevadans is suffering from food insecurity. In 2021, Nevada was ranked eighth nationally among states with the highest projected overall food security.

But what exactly is food insecurity, and how can Las Vegas tackle this complex issue?

Food insecurity,described as not having access to sufficient food to live a healthy life, is a result of financial problems for many. For others, it can be the result of a lack of knowledge when it comes to health and food choices.

Regardless of the cause, food insecurity can lead to chronic diseases and mental health issues.

With the COVID-19 pandemic easing, and inflation surging, many say people need assistance more than ever. The 8 News Now special, Feeding the Las Vegas Valley aims to share the resources and knowledge that can help tackle food insecurity.

Feeding America is trying to end world hunger. Every dollar donated provides at least 10 meals for families in need according to their website.

Follow this link to find out how you can help.

Organizations that help distribute food to those in need.

Three Square

Catholic Charities

Lutheran Social Services of Nevada

Las Vegan Food Bank

Toss or Keep? How Labels Can Fight Food Waste

Food Insecurity by Zip Code

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The Las Vegas Aces' Becky Hammon was named 2022 WNBA Coach of the Year, the league announced Friday, making her the first former WNBA player to win the award in her debut season as head coach.

Hammon earned 27 of 56 votes from a panel of sports media members, while the Atlanta Dream's Tanisha Wright -- another former WNBA player-turned-coach -- came in second with 18. The Chicago Sky's James Wade received eight, while Dallas' Vickie Johnson, Phoenix's Vanessa Nygaard and Washington's Mike Thibault each collected one.

Hammon becomes the seventh coach in WNBA history to take home Coach of the Year honors in their first season.

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The No. 1-seeded Aces, whom Hammon guided to a 26-10 regular-season finish, will take on the fourth-seeded Seattle Storm in a best-of-five semifinal series beginning Sunday. The Aces' regular-season winning percentage (.722) is the second-highest winning percentage ever for a rookie head coach.

Las Vegas is hoping to earn a franchise-first WNBA title after advancing to at least the semifinals each of the previous three years under Bill Laimbeer. If the Aces win the title, Hammon would become the first first-year head coach to get a WNBA championship since Van Chancellor did it with the Houston Comets in the league's inaugural season in 1997.

Following the departure of Laimbeer this past offseason, Hammon came in eager to implement a pace-and-space, read-heavy offense featuring a barrage of 3-pointers, a far cry from Laimbeer's more old-school approach predicated on getting the ball into the post. The Aces thrived under the new style: Hammon's 9-1 start to the regular season signified the best 10-game beginning to a head-coaching career in league history, and the team's .722 regular-season winning percentage is the third best in franchise history. Hammon also guided the Aces to winning the second annual Commissioner's Cup championship game last month, 93-83 over Chicago, while also leading Team Wilson to victory in the 2022 All-Star Game.

Along the way, Vegas' new offense has broken a slew of WNBA records: It hit the most 3s in any game last week with 23 in the first-round playoff matchup against the Phoenix Mercury, and its 90.4 points per game marked the third-highest scoring average in league history, and the highest since 2010.

Hammon's starting five -- A'ja Wilson, Jackie Young, Chelsea Gray and former reserves Kelsey Plum and Dearica Hamby -- emerged as one of the most lethal lineups in the league. Four of the five were named All-Stars earlier this season, including MVP candidate Wilson, Most Improved prospect Young and expected all-WNBA selection Plum, while Gray got her due when named MVP of the Commissioner's Cup championship game.

Hammon's storied WNBA playing career spanned 16 seasons, including eight with the San Antonio Silver Stars, the precursor to the Aces prior to the franchise's move. She was recently named one of the 25 greatest players in league history. After her playing career concluded, Hammon served eight seasons as an assistant coach for the San Antonio Spurs, with whom she became the first full-time female assistant in NBA history.

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LAS VEGAS (KTNV)Las Vegas police are seeking public assistance in finding the driver responsible for fatally hitting a pedestrian and fleeing the scene.

On July 1, at approximately 9:31 p.m., a fatal hit-and-run collision involving a pedestrian occurred near the address of 1650 East Quartz Avenue, located in Sandy Valley.

Evidence at the scene, witness statements, and surveillance video indicated that a possible Toyota Corolla was traveling westbound on Quartz Avenue in the only westbound lane.

Pedestrian Joseph Airth, known commonly as Old Man Joe, was walking in the westbound travel lane of Quartz Avenue.

A collision occurred when the Airth entered the path of travel of the Toyota, and Airth was projected forward and onto the road. The driver of the Toyota failed to remain at the collision scene and fled the area.

Vehicle parts located at the scene and witness statements indicated the vehicle was possibly a silver 1993-1997 Toyota Corolla 4-door sedan. Police are still looking for the driver of the vehicle.

Airth sustained mortal injuries and was pronounced deceased at the collision scene by arriving medical personnel.

Joseph Airths death marked the 76th traffic-related fatality in the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Departments jurisdiction for 2022.

This collision remains under investigation by the LVMPDs collision investigation Section.

Anyone with information is urged to call the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Departments Collision Investigation Section @ (702) 828-3786. To remain anonymous, call Crime Stoppers @ (702) 385-5555, or visitwww.crimestoppersofNV.com, or use the mobile app P3. Message and data rates may apply. Tips directly leading to a felony arrest or an indictment processed through Crime Stoppers may result in a cash reward.

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OAKLAND, Calif. The Oakland Athletics recalled right-handed pitcher Adrin Martnez and outfielder Cristian Pache from Triple-A Las Vegas and optioned left-handed pitcher Jared Koenig and infielder David MacKinnon to Las Vegas, the club announced today.

Martinez joins the As for the fourth time this year and is 2-3 with a 6.08 ERA and .824 opponents OPS in five starts. He had two one-day stints on May 10 and Aug. 7 and made three starts during his middle stint from June 30 to July 11. The 25-year-old right-hander is 5-7 with a 5.72 ERA and .880 OPS in 18 games starts with the Aviators. Martinez struck out 100 in 89.2 innings at Triple-A, walked 33 and surrendered 24 home runs.

Pache returns to Oakland for the second time after making the As Opening Day roster following his acquisition from Atlanta in the Matt Olson trade. He hit .159 with two home runs, 13 RBI and a .427 OPS in 68 games during his first stint, which ended with an option to Las Vegas on June 30. The 23-year-old right-handed hitter batted .248 with four home runs, 20 RBI and a .687 OPS in 41 games with the Aviators. Pache made all 60 of his starts with the As in center field and had 38 starts in center and one each in left field and right field with Las Vegas.

Koenig joined the As for the third time this year on Friday and tossed 3.0 scoreless innings against the Yankees that night. He is now 1-3 with a 5.72 ERA and .795 opponents OPS in six games, five starts, with Oakland. Koenig is also 5-5 with a 4.20 ERA and .730 opponents OPS in 17 games, 15 starts, with Las Vegas.

MacKinnon was recalled from Las Vegas Aug. 16 and went 0-for-13 with a walk in six games, including three starts at first base, with the As. He made his Major League debut earlier this year with Los Angeles (AL) and is batting .140 with six RBI in 22 games overall. MacKinnon is hitting a combined .331 with 15 home runs, 50 RBI and a 1.049 OPS in 71 minor league games with Triple-A Salt Lake and Las Vegas.

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