Kierstan Bell

Bell saw her production increase in her fourth WNBA season in 2025, taking the court in 35 of the 44 games while starting in 16 contests. The three-time WNBA champion posted career-high marks in minutes, points and rebounds, and now enters the offseason as a restricted free agent. Las Vegas will have the first chance to sign Bell with her restricted tag, so if the Aces want her back in 2026 they have the advantage to make it happen.

Bell continues to contribute very little despite her starting status, as head coach Becky Hammon continues to play Bell minimally, before turning it over to veteran Jewell Loyd for her leadership and experience. Bell ended up with a minus-13 rating in Game 3, easily the worst of any of the Aces.

Bell started yet again, but head coach Becky Hammons once again relied upon Jewell Loyd for a much larger role. Bell is likely to start in Game 1 on Friday against the Mercury in the WNBA Finals, but she does next to nothing despite a starting role.

Bell made another start, but as has been the case for coach Becky Hammon, she leaned upon the veteran leadership of Jewell Loyd off the bench for a much larger role. Look for Bell to continue seeing a minimal role in Game 3 and beyond despite her starting status.

Bell isn't known for her scoring prowess, but her energy was evident throughout this series. Through the opening three games of the postseason, Bell is averaging 4.0 points and 3.0 rebounds in 15.3 minutes per game.