The current state of the Las Vegas Aces in the WNBA doesn’t reflect their recent dominance in the league. Despite the criticism and the challenges they’re facing, Becky Hammon remains confident her team has everything it takes to turn things around — and they won’t be an easy obstacle to overcome.

Las Vegas Aces head coach Becky Hammon said she witnessed "one of the worst games I've ever seen" while watching her team lose 81-54 on Thursday night to an Indiana Fever squad missing Caitlin Clark to injury.

The Aces trailed the entire game and were routed by the Fever 81-54 on Thursday. So one-sided was the game that Aces coach Becky Hammon waved the white flag about midway through the fourth quarter, pulling her starters with 6:32 remaining in the game.

The Indiana Fever, without an injured Caitlin Clark in their lineup, dominated the Las Vegas Aces in an 81-54 drubbing Thursday night. Aces coach Becky Hammon called the losing effort "three quarters of trash" and ripped her team over its lack of effort in a contest that was never particularly close.

The Aces shot just 26.2% from the field and were routed 81-54 by the Fever on Thursday night, causing coach Becky Hammon to call it "one of the worst games I've ever seen."

The Aces’ struggles center more on inconsistency, although reigning MVP A’ja Wilson did miss some time with a concussion. However, Las Vegas has some legitimate issues. The Liberty are a five-point home favorite Tuesday with a total of 165.5 points.

Hammon watched on as the Aces were beaten 81-54 by the Fever, who ended a 16-game losing streak against Las Vegas without injured star Caitlin Clark