Indiana Fever vs Minnesota Lynx Point Spread Picks

Two of the top three offensive teams in the WNBA meet up tonight, with oddsmakers listing the Lynx as a small road favorite. Minnesota is No. 1 in scoring (86.7 ppg), shooting (47%), and 3-point shooting (38.5%). The Lynx are on a 13-6-2 run OVER the total. Indiana is third in scoring (84.9 ppg), field goal shooting (45.6%), and from long range (34.3%). They just clinched a playoff spot after scoring 97 and 94 points in wins over Chicago and Washington. Indiana is on a 6-4 run OVER the total, as well as 5-2 OVER at home. Take Minnesota/Indiana OVER the total.

Indiana is in a quick revenge spot as it tries to end a four-game skid. The Fever lost 95-90 to the Lynx on Friday and it sailed OVER by 20.5 points for Indiana's third OVER in a row. Indiana is 8-2 OVER its past 10 games against teams with winning records and the Fever have covered the spread four straight Sunday games. Minnesota is 2-5 ATS its past seven home games against the Fever, who are getting double-digit points in this game. Three of the past four meetings have gone OVER and the Fever are averaging 89.0 their past four games. Napheesa Collier is still out with a sparined ankle for the Lynx, who have all but wrapped up the top seed in the playoffs. Take the points with the Fever and the OVER.

Minnesota is out for payback after losing the first meeting this season 74-59 on July 1. The Lynx have won 10 of 13, although they are on a two-game skid after losses to New York and Atlanta. Indiana has lost four of six and had to go overtime to defeat lowly Connecticut on Sunday after overcoming a 21-point deficit. The Fever are missing their starting backcourt of Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham due to injuries, in addition to reserve guards Sydney Colson and Aari McDonald. Indiana is only 10-8 straight up at home this season, while the Lynx have won 11 of 17 road contests. Minnesota is aiming for the No. 1 seed in the playoffs. Take the Lynx on the moneyline.

Caitlin Clark has been out with a groin injury, but Indiana handled it well against Dallas on Friday by shooting 59 percent and hitting six of 14 3-point tries in a 94-86 victory. Kelsey Mitchell led the Fever with 32 points and Aliyah Boston added 21 points for Indiana, which jumped out to a 33-13 lead and held on for the road win. The Fever have shown plenty of depth with Mitchell, Boston and Natasha Howard picking up the slack during Clark's absence. The Fever also are determined to show they can hold their own without Clark even though they hope she returns soon. Indiana has covered four of the past six meetings at Minnesota, but look for an outright statement win. Take the Fever on the moneyline.

Minnesota's defense is second in the WNBA in points given up and in field goal shooting allowed (41.39%). Indiana prefers to push the tempo winning five in a row and seven of eight. They faced a great defensive team four games ago in Connecticut. That game sailed UNDER the total in an 84-80 Indiana win at home and this total is too high. Play Minnesota/Indiana UNDER the total.