Minnesota at Las Vegas

Minnesota is off to a strong start anchored by a defense that is second in the WNBA in points allowed (75.1 points per game). They come off an 83-64 rout of Seattle allowing 34.7% shooting and just 4-of-22 (18.2%) from long range. Las Vegas has been favored in the last four games but lost three of them averaging 77 points in the defeats. They continue to struggle without starting point guard Chelsea Gray, who is out with a foot injury. The offense is seventh in the 12-team league in field goal shooting (41.8%). Three of the last five meetings between these teams have sailed UNDER and this total is too high. Take Minnesota/Las Vegas UNDER the total.