This is a 10* play on the OVER

The two coldest teams in the WNBA meet Tuesday night in Atlanta as the Dream host the Lynx. The hosts have lost seven in a row to fall to 5-17 on the year, which is the worst record in the league. Minnesota isn't accustomed to being this bad, but has lost four in a row. They're favored to win this game, but the better bet is to play this one Over as Atlanta is having major problems stopping other teams from scoring while Minnesota hasn't been much better in that department. The Lynx have allowed an average of 83.5 points/game during their losing streak and just gave up more than that in a road loss to a bad Indiana team on the road over the weekend. Atlanta allowed 87 points in its last game. Minnesota turns the ball over more times per game than any other team in the league, so that should help Atlanta's scoring. The last time these teams played, it was the lowest scoring game of the season as Atlanta won 60-53. The rematch will be much different. Play OVER Minnesota-Atlanta

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This is a 10* play on the OVER in New York-Seattle

Seattle has been hit with a ton of adversity this year, from injuries to coach Dan Hughes being diagnosed with cancer. Initially, the reigning WNBA Champs were able to persevere, but now it looks as if everything is starting to catch up with them. They just lost at home for the first time all year as Phoenix beat them 69-67 on Sunday. With starters Sue Bird and Breanna Stewart (last year's MVP!) still out, as well as guard Jewell Lloyd, things may only continue to get worse before they get better.  Defense has kept the Storm afloat, but don't be surprised to see them allowing more points moving forward. Today they host the Liberty, who come in averaging 79.2 points per contest. But if there is one silver lining for the Storm it's that the Liberty are also allowing a league-high 82.7 points per contest and that number jumps to 86.8 on the road. Play OVER New York-Seattle

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This is a 10* play on the OVER

Seattle leads the Western Conference with an 8-5 overall record and they are 5-0 at home. They are giving up the fewest points per game in the league too (72.1), helpful because they actually haven't been scoring that much. Their last result, a 79-76 win over Chicago, snapped a string of five straight Unders. Tonight they face the team they opened the season against, Phoenix. The Storm beat the Mercury back on May 25th, 77-68. We look for this to be a higher scoring affair. The total for the rematch is several points lower than the first go around, which makes sense. Seattle is without several key players, but keeps trudging along. The Over is 7-2-1 the past 10 meetings here in Seattle. Phoenix is off a win in which it scoring 91 points. They are 8-3 Over off a straight up win. Play OVER Phoenix-Seattle

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This is a 10* on the OVER

Seattle is 2-0 since coach Dan Hughes returned from cancer treatment. A third straight win here would be a season best streak. Las Vegas is the closest team to the first place Storm in the West, just two back in the win column. The Aces get to play host Tuesday night for what we figure will be a pretty high scoring affair. LV was a part of our *10* Total of the Week play on Thursday, which came through with flying colors as they allowed Washington to score 95 points in an ugly loss. They have since bounce back to defeat Dallas 86-68. The Aces trail only the Mystics in points per game. They've scored at least 80 in six of their nine games. Seattle games have been lower scoring on average as they've held the last two opponents to an average of 61.5 points/game. But those were also home games. The Storm have allowed at least 71 points the last five times they've played on the road (81, 71, 82, 78, 83). So look for them to give up the most points since Hughes' return. Play OVER Seattle-Las Vegas

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This is a 10* play on the OVER

Both teams enter this game on long Under streaks. Washington has gone Under in four straight games while Las Vegas has done them one better with a five-game streak. But look for those streaks to end tonight even as the total is in the same range as most of the teams' recent games. Washington doesn't have any trouble scoring, that's for sure. They put up 81 points in their last game, a 29-point win over Los Angeles, who shot just 29.9% from the field. It was easily the Mystics best defensive effort of the season and won't be repeated here. They are giving up 75 points/game while at the same time scoring 84.4 points/game. That's tied for the highest scoring average in the entire league ... with Las Vegas! The Aces have scored at least 80 in five of their seven games, including 100 in their most recent game at home. Washington also hit 100 in a game earlier this year and has scored at least 80 in five of their games as well. Play OVER Washington-Las Vegas

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This is an 8* play on the OVER

Las Vegas is off its best game of the season. The Aces clobbered New York by a score of 100-65, easily their largest margin of victory in any game this season. (But all three wins have been by at least 13 points). Despite scoring 100 points, the game still stayed Under, which was the fourth straight Under for LV. Here they're matched up against a Minnesota team on a three-game losing streak, which you don't see all that often. The Lynx are usually one of the league's better teams, but they're giving up a lot of points in 2019. The last two home games have seen them allow at least 85. Las Vegas is allowing 81 PPG on the road. The Over is 7-3 the last 10 meetings here in Minnesota. Number is too low for this Sunday night affair. Play OVER Las Vegas-Minnesota

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This is a 10* on the OVER

Connecticut has started the season red hot as they're 6-1. Minnesota is just 4-3 after dropping back to back decisions to New York and Los Angeles (both losses by 6 points or less). What's been most impressive about the Sun's strong start to the season is that it's come despite them shooting below 40% from the field. There was a game last week in Atlanta where they shot 28.4% and still won (65-59). We look for a much higher scoring game today vs. the Lynx. Not only has Connecticut scored 80 or more five times this season, but the last time Minnesota played at home, they scored 85. Of course, they also gave up 89, which makes our belief in the Over even stronger here. The Sun scored 50 in the second half of Tuesday's 83-75 win over Washington. The Over is 8-2 the last 10 times the Sun have been off an ATS win. Play OVER Connecticut-Minnesota

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This is a 10* play OVER SEATTLE-INDIANA

Indiana did not have a good 2018 season. They won only six games (lost 28!) and finished in last place in the league. Just five game into 2019, they've already won half as many games as they did a year ago and now have a chance to finish 3-1 on this homestand if they can beat Seattle Tuesday night. The Storm come into this one at an even 3-3 and are off a poor performance as they never led in a 78-71 loss to Chicago. We expect them to shoot a lot better here, especially from three-point range. They were just 3 of 18 from behind the arc in Chicago. Scoring really hadn't been an issue before that, even without injured stars Breanna Stewart and Sue Bird, as the Storm had scored at least 79 points in each of the three games prior. Defensively though, things are a bit of a mess. They've given up almost 80 PPG the last three games. Indiana just gave up 94 points in its last game. But they've scored at least 77 in every game this season. Play OVER Seattle-Indiana

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This is a 10* play OVER Los Angeles-Minnesota

Minnesota is 4-1 straight up, but has gone 0-2-1 ATS the last three games including the lone SU loss, which was in Seattle. The Lynx are the top defensive team in the WNBA right now as they are giving up 67.8 points/game. But they were shredded in that lone loss, letting the Storm shoot almost 60 percent and score 84 points. Thursday was a nice bounce back as the Lynx allowed only 56 points in a two-point win over Phoenix. We look for this to be a lot higher scoring than that game. The Sparks are Minnesota's long time rival and have scored at least 70 points in all four of their games. Problem is they've also allowed at least 70 in every game. Twice they've given up more than 80. They allowed a season-worst 89 in Thursday's loss to Connecticut. Play OVER Los Angeles-Minnesota

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