Betting Trends
- ●Dallas Wings: ATS/O-U trend data not provided in the supplied source data.
- ●Washington Mystics: ATS/O-U trend data not provided in the supplied source data.
Prediction Summary
Dallas has the more reliable offensive profile, the better shooting numbers, and the stronger overall efficiency edge, which makes the Wings the more likely winner. Washington’s rebounding and home court help keep the spread competitive, but the Mystics’ poor 29.0% three-point shooting and 100.9 offensive rating make it hard to trust them to score consistently enough against a Dallas team that has already shown stronger scoring balance. My projection is Dallas 84, Washington 79, with the Wings controlling the key scoring stretches late.
Recent Form
Dallas enters with the stronger season-long profile on both ends, scoring 89.4 points per game while allowing 85.9, backed by a 110.9 offensive rating and 105.7 defensive rating. The Wings also shoot 46.4% from the field and 34.0% from three, giving them a more balanced scoring base than Washington. The Mystics have been far more limited offensively at 81.2 points per game and a 100.9 offensive rating, and their 29.0% three-point shooting is the clearest weak point in the matchup.
Washington’s best path is usually through defense and rebounding, but the Mystics are still allowing 82.9 points per game and have a 103.4 defensive rating. They also average 37.3 rebounds per game, which is their biggest statistical edge on the box score side, but Dallas is not far behind in the advanced rebound metrics and has enough shot-making to punish empty possessions. The contrast in offensive efficiency is the most important recent-form theme: Dallas has a much easier path to 80s-plus scoring, while Washington has to maximize possession value to keep pace.
