Connecticut Sun vs San Antonio Silver Stars Point Spread Picks

San Antonio has won two games outright this season, but luckily the Stars are still 9-8-1 ATS, including 7-1 ATS on the road, as they continue to receive a ton of points, including in this matchup. The Stars come off a win at Indiana, 79-72, on Wednesday when Kayla McBride scored a team-leading 18 points, and Erika de Souza added 14 points and seven rebounds. Connecticut lost at Los Angeles 87-77 on Thursday with Jonquel Jones scoring 20 points for the Sun, which shot only 42.3 percent. San Antonio is 8-3-1 ATS its last 12 Sunday games and 5-2 ATS its last seven games at Connecticut. Take advantage of the big points again and play the Stars.

San Antonio is still euphoric after winning its first game of the season on Friday with an 89-82 win over Chicago as a one-point favorite. The Stars shot 53.4 percent and Isabelle Harrison led five players in double figures with 19 points while pulling down 10 rebounds. Connecticut won the earlier meeting this season 85-77 on June 3. The Sun beat Indiana 91-85 on Saturday as Jonquel Jones scored 29 points with 15 rebounds and Jasmine Thomas added 22 points. The Stars still have a decent 8-6-1 ATS record, including 6-2 ATS against Eastern Conference teams and they are 6-1-1 ATS their last eight games against winning teams. Connecticut has gone OVER its last five road games and San Antonio is 5-1 OVER its last six home contests. Also, the Sun has gone OVER eight of its last nine overall. Play the Stars and the OVER.

The San Antonio Silver Stars may not be the best team in the WNBA, but they sure have been under the radar the past six seasons where they own a 54.3% ATS record. Moreover, they have been even better lately as the team continues to pile up the losses. San Antonio owns a 2-15 SU mark in their last 17 games, but are 11-5-1 ATS in the 17 games. While the win/loss record is disturbing, the ATS numbers continue to flourish, and they are a live home dog here tonight against the Sun. The Sun have been no bargain either as they are 1-5 SU on the season, and laying points on the road with a team with one win is a tough proposition. Take the points on San Antonio.

A pair of last place teams meet here, so who is worse? In this game, the home team. San Antonio plays some defense at third in the WNBA in points allowed, sixth in rebounding, while the offense is fifth in assists. Two games ago, the Stars were a +4 dog to Seattle and won 77-70, allowing 33 percent shooting. Connecticut is favored, but has lost nine of ten despite playing five of the last six at home. Connecticut is ninth in the league in points, #10 in points allowed, plus 3-8-1 ATS against a team with a losing straight up record. The Stars have covered four of the last five at Connecticut, so back the dog. Play San Antonio.