Washington at Minnesota

Washington ends a three-game road trip with the defense allowing 83 and 79 points in the first two. For the season, they're allowing 80.1 points per game, on a 5-4 run OVER the total. Some good news for the offense is that leading scorer Brittney Sykes (18.6 ppg) returned to the starting lineup in the last game after missing three contests. Minnesota is second in the WNBA in scoring (85.3 ppg) and No. 1 in shooting (46.7%) behind All-Star Napheesa Collier (24.4 ppg). The offense is in bounce-back mode after its worst performance of the season in a loss to Indiana at home, shooting 34.9% from the floor and making just four of 16 treys after averaging 9.4 3-pointers this year. Play Washington/Minnesota OVER the total.