Dallas at Phoenix

Dallas ends a three-game road trip on a 1-5 SU, 1-4-1 ATS run, losing four times as a favorite. They've had just one day off since a 93-83 loss at Los Angeles and are 1-6 SU/ATS on the road this season. The defense is the third-worst in the WNBA (85.4 points per game allowed), while the offense is ninth in shooting (40.7%) and the second-worst from 3-point land (29.1%). Dallas is 10-22 ATS off a double-digit road loss, plus 1-10 ATS as road chalk of -6 points or fewer. There are changes and some good news for the home side here, who currently rank fourth in the league in field goal shooting (44.1%) and fifth from the charity stripe (81.8%). The Mercury got star Brittney Griner (19.1 points, 6.4 rebounds per game) back on Saturday after a three-game absence due to a hip injury. Phoenix needed a change on the bench and got one, as interim head coach Nikki Blue will coach her first game tonight. Phoenix is working on two days of rest and is 35-20 ATS at home after losing six or seven of their last eight. Play the Mercury to cover.