Phoenix at Tulsa

Phoenix (2-9 ATS run) has a losing road record while Tulsa is 6-2 at home. This is the second road game in three contests for Phoenix, in the middle of a stretch playing three of four away. In their last road game the Mercury was a 4-point favorite at L.A. and lost straight-up 70-65. Phoenix is off a tough game, beating Chicago in overtime just two nights ago, so this is a quick turnaround on the road. Phoenix is 3-7 ATS following a win, 1-4 ATS on the road and 2-6 ATS vs. the Western Conference. Meanwhile, Tulsa is home and rested, with the Shock 5-1 ATS playing on three or more days rest. Tulsa is second in the WNBA in scoring and rebounding, and plays its third straight home game, hungry for a win. There is more motivation for the home team, too as owner Bill Cameron announced his intentions to relocate the Shock to the Dallas-Fort Worth area after the season. This will be the Shock's first game since the announcement after the league took time off for Saturday's All-Star Game. The Shock didn't qualify for the playoffs in their first five seasons in Tulsa, but are two wins shy of matching last year's squad for the most victories since the franchise relocated from Detroit following the 2009 season. The Mercury are 0-6 ATS in the last six meetings in Tulsa and this is a great spot for a straight-up win by the hungry home team. Take Tulsa on the moneyline.