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Minnesota has defeated New York three times in the last month, including twice in the last nine days even without WNBA points leader Napheesa Collier. The Liberty have gone 4-7 SU without Breanna Stewart, who hasn't played since the end of July. But, the Lynx are still managing without their star player, in the midst of a six game streak. Minnesota has showed no issues handling New York recently, winning by six points or more. So, why go against them tonight... especially as underdogs?

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Kamilla Cardoso has exceeded 7.0 1H points in 6 of her last 7 games at home (9.7 1H points/game average).

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Would you believe me if I told you Chicago has only accomplished one win since July 14? To make matters worse, that was the only game they covered in too. They’re 1-12 ATS in that stretch, even with seven games as double-digit 'dogs. You can't trust the Sky at all. But, Seattle has also lost seven of its last eight. So, I'm not laying points with them. At least the Storm can somewhat score behind Ogwumike and Diggins, averaging 81.7 PPG. I'd rather go for the OVER then choose a side.

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Phoenix is in the mix for the No. 2 seed, chasing the struggling Liberty and surging Dream. The Mercury have won seven of their last 10, while Golden State has quietly gone 7-3 SU in that same stretch. But, I think the Mercury have been the steadier team this whole season, dropping over 83 PPG, ranking in the top five for rebounds (34.5) and steals (8.1). Phoenix is 2-0 vs Golden State this season and I think they've got more to play for tonight. 

This matchup screams OVER to me. The Sparks and Wings sit side-by-side at the bottom of the Western Conference and in league rankings for scoring defense, each allowing over 87 points per game. However, LA can score! Behind Kelsey Plum and Dearica Hamby, the Sparks sit second in the WNBA averaging 86.6 PPG and shooting 46.2% from the field. Plenty of points to be scored, plenty to be given up.