The article discusses the record-breaking attendance at the Las Vegas Aces game against the Indiana Fever, held at the T-Mobile Arena. A sellout crowd of 20,366 spectators witnessed the Aces secure a victory, led by Kelsey Plum's impressive 34-point performance. The popularity of players like Caitlin Clark has contributed to increased attendance numbers for the Fever, with notable turnouts at both home and away games. The game marked the fifth largest attendance in WNBA history, highlighting the league's growing popularity. The Aces, two-time defending champions, continue to draw large crowds and have sold out all remaining home games. The electrifying atmosphere and energetic crowd were praised by players, with the Aces serving as a model for aspiring teams like the Fever. The All-Star Game roster announcement further adds to the excitement, with top players set to compete in July. The successful event underscores the WNBA's ongoing growth and potential for continued success.