2023 WNBA playoffs schedule, scores: TV channel, live stream as Aces crush Liberty in Game 2 of Finals – CBS Sports

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The 2023 WNBA Finals continued on Wednesday night with the Las Vegas Aces’ destruction of the New York Liberty in Game 2. Putting on an offensive masterclass, the Aces led by as much as 32 en route to a 104-76 victory over their rivals, in yet another blowout involving the two teams. 
A’ja Wilson went off for 26 points and 15 rebounds to become the third player in WNBA Finals history with 25 points and 15 rebounds in a game, while Jackie Young and Kelsey Plum combined for 47 points and Chelsea Gray dished out 11 assists. The Liberty, meanwhile, continued their ice-cold shooting, going 8-of-35 from downtown. 
The Aces are now one win away from becoming the first team since the 2001-02 Los Angeles Sparks to repeat as champions. 
This what y’all been waiting for… you ready 😈

The 2023 #WNBAFinals presented by @YouTubeTV is set as the top two seeds, the @LVAces, and @nyliberty continue on their quest to a title on October 8th at 3pm/ET on ABC pic.twitter.com/LJOx72Cf0T
All games on ESPN, ESPN2 and ABC are streaming on fubo (try for free).
Sunday, Oct. 8 — Game 1
Wednesday, Oct. 11 — Game 2
Sunday, Oct. 15 — Game 3
Wednesday, Oct. 18 — Game 4 (If necessary)
Friday, Oct. 20 — Game 5 (If necessary)
Odds as of Oct. 11 after Game 1
Wednesday, Sept. 13 — Game 1s
Friday, Sept. 15 — Game 1s
Sunday, Sept. 17 — Game 2s
Tuesday, Sept. 19 — Game 2s
Wednesday, Sept. 20 — Game 3
Sunday, Sept. 24 — Game 1s
Tuesday, Sept. 26 — Game 2s
Friday, Sept. 29 — Game 3s
Sunday, Oct. 1 — Game 4s 
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