Suppose there’s one thing millennials and Gen Z love more than avocado toast. In that case, it’s high-scoring basketball games, and the upcoming WNBA face-off between the Minnesota Lynx and the Los Angeles Sparks promises to deliver just that.
After reading this preview you should be eager to make any WNBA bet. Let’s look at the money line odds for this upcoming matchup.
Game Preview
These odds are pretty close between these two teams, so we should be set for a great game. The Lynx are favored and priced at -156. The implied probability of the Lynx winning the game at that price is a little bit more than 60%.
The odds are certainly favoring the Lynx more than the Sparks. Let’s take a look at some of the other markets we can explore like the total number of points.
Hold onto your snapbacks and dust off your TikTok dancing shoes because this game is set to exceed 161.5 points.
Let’s dive into the nitty-gritty. Despite the Lynx’s recent loss to the Atlanta Dream, Napheesa Collier put up a whopping 35 points, proving she has the heat to light up the scoreboard.
This season, Collier has been dropping an impressive 21.9 points per game, grabbing 7.8 rebounds and dishing out 2.6 assists. That’s not just good; that’s ‘breaking-the-internet-with-a-dunk’ good.
But the Lynx aren’t just a one-woman show. They’ve been serving up teamwork like a perfectly executed TikTok dance challenge, ranking fifth in the Western Conference with 18.7 assists per game.
Lindsay Allen, one of Lynx’s key playmakers, has been dishing out an average of 4.3 assists. That severe on-court chemistry could set the stage for a high-scoring game.
The Sparks need to set the league on fire on the other side of the court. They’re 6-8 against Western Conference opponents and sit seventh in the WNBA, allowing 82.2 points while holding opponents to 46.2% shooting.
That’s like trying to win a Fortnite game with a controller with a sticky button.
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Total Points
This total feels low at 161.5 points. Sure, the Sparks have some serious star power in Nneka Ogwumike, averaging 19.8 points and 9.6 rebounds.
But with a record of 2-8 in their last ten games, averaging 75.8 points, the Sparks’ output doesn’t match the Lynx’s offensive prowess.
Despite some injuries, the Lynx have been grinding like a Gen Z’er trying to go viral, winning 6 of their last 10 games.
They’ve been averaging 81.8 points, 33.1 rebounds, and 19.8 assists while shooting 43.3% from the field. Those numbers smack of a team that’s ready to bring the heat and rack up the points.
So, if you’re looking for a WNBA game that will have you on the edge of your seat, clapping like a proud TikTok mom, this is it.
The Lynx have the firepower, the teamwork, and the stats to light up the scoreboard against the Sparks. It doesn’t seem very likely that the Sparks can limit the Lynx offense in this matchup.
Forget the tea and the Lynx are set to serve up a feast of points. So my advice? I bet on a high-scoring game because this one is set to be lit.
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Summary
Tony is a pro sports journalist who dedicates most of his free time to watching the latest matches and games on TV. Tony enjoys outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and basketball when he's not participating in sports-related activities or seeing his friends. In addition to being a sports expert, Tony has extensive knowledge of finances and accounting. He leverages this expertise to provide insightful betting analysis for all sports, identifying value based on overlooked factors.
Education
Tony graduated with honors from NM State University, earning a BA in Mass Communications and Journalism. During his time at the university, he actively participated in organizing Study Abroad Fairs and was a dedicated member of the College Democrats.
Tony also volunteered at the student-run radio station (KRUX), contributing to the success of its annual fundraising event, KRUXFest.
Furthermore, he served as a volunteer cameraman for the student-run news station (KRWG22) twice a week and held the position of sports editor for the student newspaper.
Apart from his academic and extracurricular accomplishments, Tony also enjoyed participating in student-run intramurals, playing on both basketball and flag football teams.
Professional Achievements
New Mexico Press Association Scholarship
Runner-Up, Page Design, Associated College Press/ College Media Advisers
Runner-Up, Top College Newspaper Columnist, Associated College Press/ College Media Advisers
VMC Employee of the Month