Chicago at Phoenix

Chicago will be up for this one, the first meeting between these teams since last year's WNBA Finals, a Phoenix triumph. Chicago is second best in the East and has a better record than Phoenix but is a dog. They also have four road wins, one more than Phoenix has at home. After acquiring All-Star center Erika De Souza alongside Elena Delle Donne (24.5 ppg), the visiting Sky seek their seventh win in eight games. De Souza had 10 points, nine boards and four blocks in the Sky's 97-92 win the last game. She's averaging 8.6 points and 7.5 rebounds this season. Delle Donne has totaled 56 to go along with 21 rebounds and seven blocks in last two victories. Chicago is on a two-game win streak, as well as being tops in the WNBA in scoring (85.8 ppg) and leading in shooting percentage (46.5). Phoenix has taken a step back since the Finals, losing Finals MVP Diana Taurasi. The Mercury is on a two-game skid and a 3-7 ATS run. Phoenix is 4-9 ATS against a team with a winning record, so jump on the talented and hungry dog and play Chicago.