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Carrington was diagnosed with a left mid-foot sprain back in September and is still recovering from that injury. For now, the expectation is that she will be ready in time for the 2026 WNBA season. The 27-year-old guard appeared in 31 regular-season games between Dallas and Minnesota, producing 9.8 points, 4.0 rebounds, 1.5 assists and 1.1 steals across 21.9 minutes per game.

Young stepped up even more for Las Vegas in 2025, taking her game up a notch while doing it all and displaying her two-way abilities en route to another WNBA title with the Aces. Young appeared in every regular season game, serving as the reliable second option on the team behind A'ja Wilson throughout the year and especially in the playoffs. Young enters the offseason as an unrestricted free agent, but it's safe to assume we'll see her back in Las Vegas in 2026.

Wilson enjoyed another dominating season, appearing in all but four regular season games and leading Las Vegas in the postseason en route to another WNBA title. Wilson did it all for the Aces, winning her third WNBA title and second WNBA Finals MVP award to go along with her fourth WNBA MVP honor. Wilson enters the offseason as an unrestricted free agent, but it's safe to assume she will be back in an Aces uniform in 2026 and beyond.

Stokes appeared in all but four regular season games with Las Vegas in 2025, but made a limited impact mostly off the bench while starting in 18 contests. Stokes mostly contributed on the glass, though she didn't manage to produce much offensively. The three-time WNBA champion enters the offseason as an unrestricted free agent, and it will be interesting to see if the Aces re-sign the 32-year-old or if they let her test the free agent market.

Smith joined Las Vegas midway through the 2025 regular season after starting the year with Dallas before being traded to the Aces. She made a strong impact for Las Vegas right out of the gate upon her arrival, turning into a key contributor during the regular season and en route to a league title. Smith enters the offseason as a restricted free agent, meaning Las Vegas will have first dibs to bring her back in 2026.

Parker-Tyus sat out a majority of the regular season due to giving birth in early July, but returned right before the playoffs to play in a pair of regular-season contests and boosting Las Vegas' depth en route to a WNBA championship. Parker-Tyus now enters the offseason as an unrestricted free agent, and it will be interesting to see if the Aces try to re-sign her or look to the free agent market to fill Parker-Tyus' role off the bench.

Nye quickly found herself a role off the Las Vegas bench in her rookie season, with the second-round draft pick contributing offensively and on the boards while even filling in to start a pair of games with the Aces. Nye is the only Aces player currently under contract while still on her rookie deal, so she will remain part of Las Vegas as it tries to repeat as champions in 2026.

Loyd took the court with a new team for the first time in 2025, joining the Aces before the season following a trade from the Seattle Storm. It took a bit of time for Loyd to find her way with Las Vegas and fitting into a new environment, but she found her groove over the final half of the regular season and ended the year as a key contributor in Las Vegas. The three-time WNBA champion enters the offseason as an unrestricted free agent, but you would have to think the Aces bring her back as a key piece to the core of the championship team.

Gustafson saw limited production in limited time on the court with Las Vegas in 2025, her second season with the Aces. Gustafson continued to play a fill-in role off the bench, though she appeared in just half of the games over the course of the regular season. Gustafson now enters the offseason as an unrestricted free agent, and it'll be interesting to see is Las Vegas tries to retain her and give her a larger role in 2026 or if she tests the free agent market to find a new home.

Gray took the court for every game in 2025, the first time she has done so since 2021 while remaining healthy as the floor general in Las Vegas. As a result, Gray enjoyed a well-rounded year in her fifth season with the Aces, bouncing back from a campaign in 2024 where she played in just 27 games and averaged less than 10 points per game. The four-time WNBA champion now enters the offseason as an unrestricted free agent, but it's safe to assume Las Vegas will be looking to re-sign Gray this offseason to keep her with the Aces.

Evans was a key contributor off the Aces bench in her first season in Las Vegas in 2025, taking the floor in every regular season contest while providing a nice spark offensively and from deep among the second unit. The two-time WNBA champion now enters the offseason as an unrestricted free agent, and we could very well see Las Vegas retain her to provide a lift off the bench in 2026.

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.