Chicago Sky vs Minnesota Lynx

Chicago has covered both meetings this season, including an outright 87-81 win on Saturday, and the Sky blew a 14-point lead in losing the first one 80-75 on July 6. Chicago seems to finally be putting it all together after a disappointing season up to this point, and it will go for its third consecutive win, including defeating Dallas 87-76 on Wednesday. The Sky is also on an 8-0 ATS run. Minnesota was held to 39 percent shooting, and Angel Reese scored 19 points and grabbed 11 rebounds on Saturday. Ariel Atkins scored a team-high 27 points for the Sky. The game went OVER and Chicago is 6-2-1 OVER its past nine games. The Sky is 10-2 OVER in its past 12 against the Western Conference. The Lynx are 5-0 OVER following a loss, and six of seven meetings at Chicago have gone OVER. The Sky has gone OVER six of nine home games. Look for Chicago to do it again and take the Sky on the moneyline and the OVER.

Chicago is on a 7-0 ATS run, and it comes off an outright 87-76 victory over Dallas on Wednesday, with Rebecca Allen scoring 27 points for the Sky, who have covered five straight against Western Conference opponents. Chicago got the money in the first meeting this season at Minnesota, losing 80-75 as a 14.5-point underdog on Sunday. Chicago kept it close even while shooting only 37 percent, and Angel Reese grabbed 17 rebounds. This will be the third game in four days for Minnesota, and the first two were on the road at Phoenix and Los Angeles. The Lynx are 5-4 ATS in road games this year, and the Sky are 11-8 ATS overall. Chicago has the revenge factor and the scheduling advantage in this matchup. Take the Sky ATS and on the moneyline.

Chicago has won two of three after a 92-85 victory at Los Angeles as an 8.5-point underdog. Angel Reese had 24 points and became the first WNBA player with 15 or more rebounds in four consecutive contests, finishing with 16 boards. The offense shot 48.5%. Chicago is on an 8-5 ATS run, winning five times as an underdog. While Chicago is a strong rebounding team, Minnesota is eighth in offensive rebounding. Three home games ago, they lost to Indiana, 74-59, as a 5.5-point favorite, getting outrebounded, 40-30. Play Chicago to cover as a best bet, and bet the Sky on the moneyline for a unit. 

Chicago's offense is 11th in the 12-team league in scoring, 10th in shooting (42.55%), 10th in 3-point shooting (31.6%), and last from the charity stripe (74.3%). They're on an 11-6 run UNDER the total. Minnesota is a defensive dynamo, No. 1 in shooting allowed (41.12%) and second in points given up. Four of their last five have sailed UNDER, including a 79-74 victory over this Chicago squad as both teams shot under 23% from long range (a combined 7-of-31). Take Chicago/Minnesota UNDER the total.