Indiana Fever vs Las Vegas Aces

Indiana is in a triple-revenge spot after losing the first three meetings this season, including 86-75 on Wednesday. However, Caitlin Clark had an off-game scoring just 16 points on 6 of 22 shooting with one 3-pointer while Kelsey Mitchell led the Fever with 24 points. The Fever have won six of their past eight games and had averaged 97 points their previous five games. Las Vegas is playing on the road for the eighth time in 10 games. The Aces are 7-19 ATS playing with one day of rest and Indiana has covered five of six following a loss. The Fever are 18-6 ATS playing with one day of rest and look for a better game from Indiana offensively after Wednesday's loss. Take the Fever.

A pair of run-and-gun teams square for this high-profile matchup. Indiana is second-to-last defensively surrendering 87.7 points per game. The offense is fifth in points scored, fourth in shooting (44.2%), fourth from 3-point land (35.4%), and fifth in assists. They've surrendered 82, 89, and 88 points in the last three games while topping 86 points in six of their last seven. In addition, in the last three contests, the defense allowed 49, 53, and 45 first-half points. Las Vegas is seventh in points allowed, while the offense is No. 1 in points scored, third in shooting (44.5%), fifth from 3-point land (34.3%), and third from the charity stripe (82.5%). They've won four in a row with the offense tallying 46, 46, 45, and 47 points in the first halves. Play Indiana/Las Vegas First-Half OVER the total. 

This should be a fun matchup ith Caitlan Clark heading to Vegas after their first winof the season. Clarke gets all the attention, and has led Indiana to four straight covers. I look for this team to be hungry, and that typically means defense. The total here looks too high for one reason. None of the six Fever games have seen both sides in total points scored surpass this total in Vegas. Las Vegas plays ith a very fast tempo, and the first order of business for the Fever ill be to not let the tempo get out of hand. Vegas has only seen one of their games on the season top this total. I like the UNDER.

Indiana is on an 8-2-1 spread run, including 6-0-1 ATS on the road. These teams met in the last game two days ago and Indiana covered as a +15.5 underdog. Indiana's offense is very good behind guard Kelsey Mitchell (17.4 ppg) and 6-5 rookie Aliyah Boston (15.6 ppg, 8.1 rpg), the No. 1 pick in the WNBA draft. They're sixth in scoring and third in field goal shooting (44.8%) with the fourth-fewest turnovers. Las Vegas is a powerhouse, though they're getting overvalued. They're 1-3-1 ATS as a double-digit favorite, as well as 16-31 ATS at home after playing five straight as chalk. Las Vegas has a bigger game on deck than this one, a battle against New York, the third-best team in the WNBA. Las Vegas is also 47-72 ATS at home after scoring 70+ points in three consecutive contests, plus 21-38 ATS at home after covering three of four. Play Indiana as a Max Play.