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With two of the WNBA’s most dynamic offenses squaring off, the Golden State Valkyries and Minnesota Lynx are primed to push this total over. The Lynx average 85.7 points per game and have cleared 86 in four of their last five, led by Napheesa Collier’s 24.6 PPG and a team shooting clip near 48%. Golden State enters hot as well, averaging 82.8 points over their last 10 and riding a stretch where they’ve topped 83 in three of their last four. Both teams rank top-three in pace and are shooting over 40% from the field, while their defenses—though solid—have shown cracks against high-tempo opponents. With elite scorers on both sides and a projected shootout at Target Center, the over holds strong value.

Despite being heavy underdogs, the Dallas Wings are primed to cover against the Phoenix Mercury tonight thanks to a combination of rebounding dominance and emerging star power. Dallas ranks third in the WNBA in rebounds per game (36.4), giving them second-chance opportunities to stay within the number. Rookie sensation Paige Bueckers is expected to return and brings a dynamic scoring punch (18.4 PPG), while Arike Ogunbowale’s absence opens the door for a more balanced offensive attack. With Phoenix potentially overlooking a 5–13 squad and the Wings covering in five of their last seven, this sets up as a sneaky spot for Dallas to keep it close at home.

The Atlanta Dream are back on their home floor, where they’ve gone 7–2 this season, and that gives them a strong edge to cover against the Seattle Storm. Atlanta already beat Seattle 94–87 on the road earlier this year, and now they return to Gateway Center Arena with momentum after a statement win over the Liberty. With Allisha Gray and Rhyne Howard leading a top-three scoring offense and the Dream holding opponents to just 77 points per game over their last 10, Atlanta’s balance and home-court dominance make them a sharp play to cover the short number tonight.

Despite being double-digit underdogs, the Los Angeles Sparks are in a strong position to cover the spread against the New York Liberty tonight. The Sparks have covered in eight of their last ten meetings with New York, including a stunning outright win as a 12.5-point dog last season. While the Liberty boast elite talent, they’ve dropped seven straight against the spread and are allowing over 90 points per game during that stretch. With Kelsey Plum heating up and Dearica Hamby anchoring the paint, L.A.’s mix of veteran grit and youthful energy could keep this one tighter than the books expect.

The Minnesota Lynx are primed to cover the spread tonight against the Indiana Fever, thanks to a dominant 14-2 record and a perfect 8-0 mark at home. With Napheesa Collier back in the lineup and averaging 24.4 points per game, the Lynx bring both firepower and defensive grit to the Commissioner’s Cup Final. Meanwhile, Indiana enters just 8-8 overall and may be without Caitlin Clark, who’s missed two straight games with a groin injury. With Minnesota’s depth, experience, and home-court advantage, they’re well-positioned to control the tempo and pull away late to cover the number

With both teams coming off high-scoring wins and key offensive players in rhythm, the Storm–Valkyries matchup is primed to go over the 158 total. Seattle has averaged 93 points over its last two games, led by Skylar Diggins and Nneka Ogwumike, while Golden State just dropped 83 on Chicago behind Kayla Thornton’s career-best 29. Despite missing a few international contributors, the Valkyries have maintained pace, and Seattle’s revenge mindset after a prior loss adds fuel to the tempo. With both squads pushing transition and trading buckets, this one sets up to fly past the number. 

The Minnesota Lynx are primed to cover the -20 spread against the Connecticut Sun thanks to a perfect 7–0 home record and a league-best 13–2 overall mark. With MVP frontrunner Napheesa Collier back at full strength and averaging 24.5 PPG, Minnesota’s offense is firing on all cylinders, while their defense has held opponents to just 71.2 points per game at Target Center. Meanwhile, the Sun limp in on an eight-game losing streak, missing key contributors like Marina Mabrey and ranking dead last in scoring at 71.6 PPG. With momentum, depth, and home-court dominance, the Lynx are built to cover big.

Despite a 1–6 home record, the Los Angeles Sparks are poised to cover the -8 spread against the Sky thanks to a rejuvenated core and matchup momentum. Azurá Stevens and Kelsey Plum combined for 44 points in their last outing, and with Chicago surrendering nearly 88 points per game on the road, L.A.’s offense is in a prime spot to exploit defensive lapses. The Sky are just 2–7 away from home and coming off a draining road loss, while the Sparks snapped their skid with renewed energy and better fourth-quarter execution. Expect L.A. to control tempo and pull away late.

With both teams coming off high-scoring performances and defensive depth stretched thin, the over 159.5 is in play for tonight’s Mystics–Wings rematch. Their last meeting totaled 179 points in an overtime thriller, and even in regulation, both squads pushed pace and attacked the paint relentlessly. Dallas continues to lean on Arike Ogunbowale and Paige Bueckers for scoring bursts, while Washington—despite injuries—has found rhythm behind Sonia Citron’s emergence and strong ball movement. Add in the Wings’ tendency to allow big runs at home and the Mystics’ improved offensive efficiency, and this matchup sets up for another shootout that clears the number.

Despite their struggles, the Connecticut Sun are in a strong position to cover the +9.5 spread against the Valkyries today. Tina Charles continues to anchor the offense with 16.6 points per game, and rookie Aneesah Morrow has stepped up with back-to-back double-digit scoring efforts. While Golden State has momentum, they’re missing key contributors due to EuroBasket, thinning their depth. The Sun have kept recent games close—including a narrow 86–83 loss to Dallas—and if they can control the glass and limit turnovers, they’re well-positioned to stay within the number

The New York Liberty are well-positioned to cover the -2 spread against the Seattle Storm thanks to their dominant head-to-head history and elite scoring depth. They've won seven of the last ten meetings, including a 77–70 victory in their most recent clash. With Breanna Stewart and Sabrina Ionescu leading a top-tier offense and the Storm struggling to cover in recent matchups against New York, the Liberty’s edge in both talent and execution makes them a strong play to cover on the road.

With the total set at 163, the over looks like a strong play in today’s Liberty–Storm clash thanks to elite offensive firepower and recent scoring trends. New York enters averaging 89.1 points per game, led by Breanna Stewart (21.1 PPG) and Sabrina Ionescu (20.4 PPG), who’s riding a hot streak with back-to-back 34-point performances. Even without Jonquel Jones, the Liberty have maintained pace and spacing, leaning on Natasha Cloud’s playmaking and Nyara Sabally’s energy. On the other side, Seattle is shooting a league-best 38.5% from three and has four players hitting over 43.5% from deep. Skylar Diggins and Nneka Ogwumike anchor a Storm offense that’s averaged 86 points over their last 10 games. With both teams ranking top-five in offensive efficiency and the Storm thriving in transition, this matchup has all the ingredients for a high-scoring shootout that sails past the number.

The Minnesota Lynx are poised to cover the -10 spread against the Los Angeles Sparks thanks to elite depth, home dominance, and recent head-to-head blowouts. Even with Napheesa Collier listed as questionable, Minnesota has won nine of the last ten meetings with L.A., including back-to-back double-digit wins this season (101-78 and 89-75).

 The Sparks, meanwhile, are without Odyssey Sims and rank near the bottom of the WNBA in defensive efficiency, allowing 86.9 points per game. With Kayla McBride, Courtney Williams, and Diamond Miller all contributing at a high level, the Lynx have more than enough firepower to dominate again at Target Center.

Phoenix are in a strong position to cover the spread against the struggling Connecticut Sun tonight. Phoenix enters with an 8-4 record, riding a two-game win streak and averaging nearly 80 points per game, while Connecticut has dropped four of their last five and sits at 2-9 overall. The Sun are also on the second night of a back-to-back, coming off an emotionally draining loss to Indiana that included multiple ejections and visible fatigue. With Kahleah Copper and Natasha Cloud leading a balanced Mercury attack and Connecticut ranking last in the WNBA in both offensive and defensive rating, Phoenix has the firepower and momentum to dominate from tip to buzzer

Washington has struggled offensively, ranking ninth in the WNBA in points per game (77.4), while Atlanta has been inconsistent from beyond the arc, shooting just 31.2% from three over their last five games. Additionally, both teams have emphasized defensive intensity, with the Mystics holding opponents to 79.4 points per game and Atlanta forcing an average of 15 turnovers per contest. With slower-paced possessions and defensive adjustments, expect a gritty battle that stays under the opening total.

The Washington Mystics are in a strong position to cover the +5.5 spread against the Atlanta Dream on Sunday, backed by their recent defensive resurgence and ability to slow down Atlanta’s fast-paced offense. Washington held the Connecticut Sun to just 67 points in their last game, snapping a streak of three straight contests where they allowed 85+ points. Meanwhile, the Dream rely heavily on Rhyne Howard’s scoring, but Washington’s perimeter defense has been effective at limiting star players. With Brittney Sykes averaging 20.6 points per game and leading the Mystics’ offensive push, expect Washington to keep this game competitive and cover the number

Both teams have struggled defensively, ranking last in the WNBA in points allowed per game (89.3). The Sun have given up 100+ points in three of their last five games, while the Sky have allowed an average of 88 points per game during their three-game losing streak. Additionally, Chicago’s Kamilla Cardoso and Angel Reese have been dominant in the paint, creating second-chance opportunities that could push the scoring higher. With both teams struggling to contain opponents and Connecticut looking to bounce back from a 104-67 loss to Washington, expect a fast-paced, offensive showdown that clears the posted total.

Seattle has been one of the best defensive teams in the league, allowing just 79.3 points per game, while Golden State has struggled offensively, ranking third-worst in effective field goal percentage (45.5%). Additionally, the Valkyries will be without three key players, including Janelle Salaun, who contributed 21 points in their last win. With Seattle’s elite perimeter defense limiting Golden State’s three-point opportunities and the Valkyries missing offensive firepower, expect a slower-paced game that stays under the posted total.

The Indiana Fever are in a strong position to cover the +5.5 spread against the New York Liberty today, fueled by the return of Caitlin Clark, who has been sidelined since May 24 with a quad injury. Clark’s presence will boost Indiana’s offensive efficiency, as she was averaging 19 points and 9 assists per game before her injury. Additionally, the Liberty are dealing with key injuries, including Jonquel Jones, who remains questionable. With the Fever playing at home and looking to bounce back from a recent loss, expect them to keep this game competitive and cover the number.

The Liberty have seen the total stay under 170.5 in 7 of their last 9 games, while the Fever have also struggled to hit high-scoring marks, failing to surpass 170.5 in 5 straight contests. Additionally, with Caitlin Clark returning from injury, the Fever may ease her back into action, limiting their offensive explosiveness. Expect a slower-paced game, with the Liberty’s elite defense controlling the tempo and keeping the total under the posted line.

Paige Bueckers is coming off a breakout performance, scoring 35 points in her last game, proving she can be a game-changer. Meanwhile, the Aces have struggled defensively, allowing 89.5 points per game, which plays into Dallas' fast-paced offensive style. Additionally, Las Vegas is dealing with injury concerns, including A’ja Wilson, who is listed as day-to-day. With Dallas pushing the tempo and Bueckers stepping up, the Wings have a solid chance to stay within the number.

Atlanta has been pushing the tempo, averaging 77.0 points per game, while Chicago’s defense has struggled, allowing 82.5 points per game last season. Additionally, Allisha Gray is coming off a 23-point performance, showing her ability to spark Atlanta’s offense. With both teams favoring an up-tempo style and Chicago’s defensive vulnerabilities, this game has all the ingredients for a shootout.

are in a strong position to cover the -10.5 spread against the Chicago Sky on Friday, backed by key advantages. Atlanta has dominated recent matchups, winning four of their last five games, while Chicago has struggled defensively, allowing an average of 82.5 points per game. Additionally, Allisha Gray and Rhyne Howard have been consistent scoring threats, with Gray averaging 16.5 points per game. With home-court advantage and Chicago missing key players like Elizabeth Williams, the Dream have the depth and firepower to secure a comfortable win.

The Seattle Storm are in a strong position to cover the +4.5 spread against the Minnesota Lynx, leveraging their home-court advantage and defensive improvements. While Minnesota remains unbeaten, Seattle has been 5-2 against the spread in their last seven games, showing they can keep matchups competitive. With Skylar Diggins-Smith orchestrating the offense and Ezi Magbegor controlling the paint, the Storm have the tools to slow Minnesota’s attack and keep this game within the number. If Seattle executes defensively and capitalizes on transition opportunities, they have a solid shot at covering.

Dallas has been competitive on the road, covering in three of their last five away games, and their offense has shown flashes of efficiency. While Phoenix has been solid at home, their defense has been inconsistent, allowing opponents to shoot 41.9% from the field. If Arike Ogunbowale and Paige Bueckers can find their rhythm, Dallas has a strong chance to keep this game within the number.

The Sparks have struggled offensively, averaging 82.6 points per game, while the Aces have been inconsistent, posting 80.1 points per contest. Additionally, Las Vegas has tightened up defensively, allowing just 82.0 points per game. With both teams emphasizing half-court sets and limiting transition opportunities, expect a slower-paced game that keeps the scoring in check. If the defensive intensity holds, this matchup has a strong chance to stay under the number.

While New York has been dominant with an 8-0 record, Chicago has shown resilience, covering in two of their last four games as underdogs. The Sky have been competitive offensively, averaging 81 points per game, and will look to slow down New York’s defense, which allows just 72 points per game. I think we catch the Liberty sleeping especially with Indiana on deck on the road. 

Atlanta Dream are set for a low-scoring battle, making the under 166.5 a strong play. Indiana has struggled offensively without Caitlin Clark, averaging just 79.5 points per game in her absence. Meanwhile, Atlanta has been inconsistent, scoring 84.6 points per game, but facing a Fever defense that allows just 76.4 points per game. Additionally, both teams have played two close matchups this season, with neither game surpassing 166.5 total points. With Indiana’s offensive struggles and Atlanta’s defensive intensity, expect a tight, defensive showdown that stays under the total.

Indiana has been competitive in recent matchups, winning two of their last three games, including a dominant 79-52 victory over Chicago. Even without Caitlin Clark, the Fever have found offensive rhythm, with Kelsey Mitchell averaging 20.5 points per game in her absence. Meanwhile, Atlanta has been inconsistent, suffering a disappointing 85-76 loss to Connecticut in their last outing. With Indiana’s recent form, Mitchell’s scoring ability, and Atlanta’s struggles, expect the Fever to keep this game close and cover the spread.

Both teams have struggled offensively, with Golden State averaging 77.0 points per game and Los Angeles posting 82.8 points per game. Additionally, the Sparks have been less efficient at home, scoring 5.8 fewer points per game compared to their road performances. With Golden State’s defensive intensity and Los Angeles’ home-court scoring dip, expect a tight, defensive showdown that stays under the total.

Minnesota has been elite defensively, allowing just 75.6 points per game, while Dallas has struggled offensively, averaging 77.5 points per game. Additionally, the Wings have been inefficient from beyond the arc, shooting just 21% from three-point range. With Minnesota’s defensive intensity and Dallas’ offensive struggles, expect a tight, low-scoring showdown that stays under the total.

Despite their struggles, Dallas has been competitive in recent matchups, keeping games within single digits against top-tier opponents. The Wings boast Arike Ogunbowale, who is averaging 22.2 points per game, and Paige Bueckers, who continues to improve in her rookie season. Meanwhile, Minnesota has been inconsistent against the spread, failing to cover in two of their last four games. With Dallas’ offensive firepower and Minnesota’s recent ATS struggles, expect the Wings to keep this game close and cover the spread.

Despite undergoing roster changes, the Sun have historically dominated Washington, sweeping them 4-0 in last season’s series. Connecticut’s Marina Mabrey is expected to be the offensive focal point, and with her elite three-point shooting, she can exploit Washington’s mediocre perimeter defense. Additionally, the Mystics are dealing with injuries to key players, including Aaliyah Edwards and Georgia Amoore, which weakens their frontcourt. With Connecticut’s ability to control the pace and capitalize on Washington’s defensive gaps, expect the Sun to keep this game close and cover the spread.

Seattle has been solid defensively, holding opponents to 76.5 points per game, while Phoenix has struggled with offensive consistency, averaging just 78.6 points per game. The Storm also have a strong track record against Phoenix, winning their last matchup 77-70 on May 23. With Seattle’s defensive edge and Phoenix’s scoring struggles, expect the Storm to cover the spread comfortably.

Indiana will be without star guard Caitlin Clark, which significantly impacts their offensive production. Meanwhile, Chicago has struggled to find consistency, despite recent wins, and has yet to prove they can sustain high-scoring performances against teams outside of Dallas. With Indiana adjusting to Clark’s absence and Chicago still searching for rhythm, expect a defensive showdown that stays under the total.

Both teams have struggled offensively, with the Valkyries averaging just 74.4 points per game, ranking last in the WNBA, while the Aces have been inconsistent, scoring 82.2 points per game. Additionally, Golden State has gone under the total in most of their games this season, and Las Vegas has seen three of their six contests stay below 159.5 points. With defensive intensity and offensive inefficiencies, expect a tight, defensive showdown that stays under the total. 

Both teams have struggled offensively, with the Sparks averaging just 81.5 points per game and the Wings sitting at 85.0 points per game.

With Paige Bueckers questionable and both teams struggling to find rhythm, expect a low-scoring affair that stays under the total.

Atlanta enters the matchup with a 5-2 record, while Connecticut has struggled, sitting at 1-6 and winless at home this season. The Dream have won four straight games, including a dominant 24-point victory over the Sun on May 25. Meanwhile, Connecticut has given up 100 or more points in their last three games, highlighting their defensive struggles. With Atlanta’s offensive firepower and Connecticut’s ongoing issues, expect the Dream to comfortably cover the spread.

Atlanta has been lighting up the scoreboard, averaging 85.9 points per game, while Connecticut has struggled defensively, allowing 100+ points in two of their last three games. The Dream have covered the 158.5-point total in six of their last seven games, and the Sun have seen four of their last five home games exceed that mark. With both teams pushing the pace and exploiting defensive weaknesses, expect a fast-paced game that sails over the total. 

Phoenix has been struggling offensively, averaging just 77.6 points per game over their last five contests, while Golden State has been even less productive, putting up 75.4 points per game in that same span. Defensively, the Mercury have been solid, allowing only 76.4 points per game in their last five matchups, while the Valkyries have struggled, giving up 82 points per game. With Phoenix missing key players like Kahleah Copper and Natasha Mack due to injuries, their offensive production is likely to take a hit. Expect a tight, defensive showdown that stays under the total. 

Golden State has already defeated Phoenix once this season, proving they can compete with the Mercury’s firepower. Meanwhile, Phoenix has struggled against the spread, failing to cover in three of their last five games. The Valkyries’ defense has been steadily improving, and their ability to limit second-chance points will be key in keeping this game close. With Golden State’s underdog momentum and Phoenix’s inconsistency, expect the Valkyries to stay within the number and cover the spread.

The Mystics have struggled offensively, averaging just 76.9 points per game, while the Liberty have been dominant defensively, allowing only 71.3 points per game this season. Additionally, the last matchup between these teams resulted in a low-scoring affair, finishing under 161.5 total points. With Washington’s offensive inconsistencies and New York’s ability to control the pace, expect a tight, defensive showdown that stays under the total.

New York has been dominant this season, starting 7-0 and showcasing their elite offensive firepower. Meanwhile, Washington has struggled, sitting at 3-5 and lacking consistency on both ends of the floor. The Liberty’s high-scoring attack, led by Breanna Stewart and Sabrina Ionescu, has overwhelmed opponents, while the Mystics have failed to cover the spread in three of their last five games. With New York’s superior talent and ability to control the pace, expect them to cruise to a comfortable victory.

Dallas will be without Paige Bueckers, their top playmaker, which severely weakens their offensive flow. Meanwhile, Seattle’s Skylar Diggins-Smith and Gabby Williams have been on fire, leading the Storm’s backcourt with 17.9 PPG and 14 PPG, respectively. The Wings have struggled defensively, failing to cover the spread in three of their last five games, while Seattle has covered five straight at home. With the Storm’s elite guard play and defensive intensity, expect them to cruise to a double-digit victory.

The Lynx have been dominant offensively, averaging 72.3 points per game, while Phoenix has been efficient from beyond the arc, shooting 38.6% from three. Minnesota’s Napheesa Collier leads the WNBA in scoring at 26.3 PPG, while Phoenix’s Satou Sabally and Alyssa Thomas combine for 36.3 PPG, ensuring plenty of offensive firepower. With both teams capable of pushing the pace and scoring efficiently, expect a high-scoring affair that clears the total.

The Mystics have struggled offensively, ranking last in the WNBA in points per game (72.5), while Indiana has been inconsistent in scoring, failing to break 80 points in four of their last five games. Additionally, both teams have hit the under in a majority of their recent matchups, with Washington going under in three of their last five games. With slow-paced play and defensive intensity expected, this matchup should stay well below the total.

The Minnesota Lynx and Golden State Valkyries are set for a defensive battle on Sunday, making the under 161 a strong play. The Lynx have been dominant but have seen three of their six games stay under 161 total points, while the Valkyries have only surpassed that mark once this season. Both teams combine to average 158 points per game, which is three points below the set total, and their opponents have averaged just 157.9 points per game combined. With Minnesota’s defensive intensity and Golden State’s offensive struggles, expect a tight, low-scoring affair that stays under the total.

The Mercury have been elite on defense, ranking first in the WNBA in points allowed per game and second in three-point defense. Meanwhile, the Sparks have struggled offensively, losing four of their last five games and failing to find consistency in their scoring. With Phoenix emphasizing defensive structure and Los Angeles battling offensive inefficiencies, expect a tight, low-scoring affair that stays under the total.

A’ja Wilson continues to dominate, averaging 23.6 points, 11.2 rebounds, and 2.4 blocks per game, making her a nightmare matchup for Seattle’s interior defense. The Storm have struggled to contain elite scorers, allowing over 32 points in the paint per game, which plays right into Wilson’s strengths. Additionally, Las Vegas has momentum after a 96-81 blowout win over the Sparks, proving they can control the pace and dictate the pace. Expect the Aces to exploit their size advantage and cover the spread with authority.

The matchup between the Dallas Wings and Chicago Sky is shaping up to be a lower-scoring affair, making the under a strong play. Both teams have struggled offensively, with the Sky ranking last in the WNBA in offensive rating (89.5) and the Wings sitting at 11th in defensive rating. Chicago has also been plagued by turnovers, averaging 19 per game, which has disrupted their offensive flow. Meanwhile, Dallas has been inconsistent from beyond the arc, shooting just 33% from three-point range. With both teams struggling to generate efficient scoring, expect a slower-paced game that stays under the total.

The Golden State Valkyries and New York Liberty are set for a high-scoring showdown, making the over 162 a strong play. The Liberty lead the WNBA in offensive rating (112.4), effective field goal percentage (57.5%), and three-pointers per game (10), consistently putting up 90+ points in every game this season. Meanwhile, the Valkyries have shown flashes of offensive potential, with Kayla Thornton averaging 14 points per game. Given New York’s fast-paced attack and Golden State’s ability to keep up, expect plenty of scoring in this matchup

The New York Liberty and Chicago Sky are set for a high-scoring matchup, with strong offensive trends pointing toward the over 163.5 total. The Liberty showcased their firepower in their season opener, scoring 92 points while shooting 48.6% from the field. Meanwhile, Chicago struggled defensively, allowing 93 points to Indiana while shooting just 29.1% themselves. With New York’s elite scoring ability and Chicago’s defensive vulnerabilities, this game has all the ingredients for a fast-paced, high-scoring affair that should push past the total.

The Indiana Fever and Atlanta Dream are set to face off with a total of 173 points, but several factors suggest this game could go under. Both teams have shown defensive intensity, with Indiana limiting opponents to under 90 points in four of their last five games. Meanwhile, Atlanta has struggled offensively, shooting just 41.2% from the field in their last two matchups. Additionally, both teams rank in the bottom half of the league in pace, meaning fewer possessions and scoring opportunities. If Indiana’s defense holds strong and Atlanta continues its shooting struggles, this game has a strong chance to stay under the total.

The Los Angeles Sparks are well-positioned to cover the +6 spread against the Phoenix Mercury, thanks to their offensive firepower and Phoenix’s injury concerns. The Sparks have been efficient on the road, winning their season opener away from home, and they’ll look to bounce back after a tough loss to Minnesota.

Kelsey Plum has been dominant, averaging 27.5 points per game, and she’ll be the key to breaking down Phoenix’s defense. Meanwhile, the Mercury are missing Kahleah Copper, their top scorer, which could limit their offensive production. Phoenix has also struggled with depth issues, relying heavily on Satou Sabally and Alyssa Thomas, which could make them vulnerable if the Sparks push the tempo.

With Plum leading the charge, Phoenix’s roster adjustments, and Los Angeles’ ability to keep games competitive, the Sparks have a strong chance to cover the spread and keep this matchup close.

The Washington Mystics are in a strong position to cover the -5 spread against the Golden State Valkyries, thanks to their offensive firepower and defensive stability. Washington has started the season undefeated, boasting the second-best offensive rating in the WNBA, while Golden State struggled in its debut, scoring just 67 points. The Mystics have been efficient from the field, ranking second in effective field goal percentage, and have scored 90 or more points in both games this season.

Meanwhile, the Valkyries are still adjusting as an expansion team, lacking a proven scoring option outside of Tiffany Hayes, who was retired before returning to play.

Washington’s rookie additions, Kiki Iriafen and Sonia Citron, have immediately raised the team’s ceiling, providing depth and scoring versatility. With the Mystics’ high-powered offense, defensive strength, and Golden State’s ongoing struggles, Washington is well-positioned to cover the spread and secure another decisive victory.

The Dallas Wings and Minnesota Lynx are set up for a high-scoring battle, making the over 166.5 a strong play. The Lynx have already proven their offensive firepower, putting up 99 points against Dallas in their first matchup of the season. Minnesota’s Napheesa Collier has been dominant, averaging 23 points per game, while Alanna Smith and Courtney Williams have provided consistent scoring support.

On the other side, Dallas has a young, talented roster led by Paige Bueckers and Arike Ogunbowale, both of whom can push the pace and create scoring opportunities. The Wings have struggled defensively, allowing 92.1 points per game last season, which could open the door for another offensive explosion from Minnesota.

Additionally, Dallas plays at a fast tempo, which could lead to more possessions and scoring chances. With both teams boasting elite offensive weapons, a fast-paced style, and defensive vulnerabilities, this game has all the makings of a high-scoring affair, making the over 166.5 the smart bet.

The Seattle Storm were smashed by the Phoenix Mercury is in their opener by 22 points after shooting 33% from the field and 18% from three. Dallas dropped their opener but it was against Minnesota who is going to embarrass many of their opponents this season. Even is defeat, we saw the Wings shoot 45% against a likely WNBA Finals team.