Sparks vs Storm Under 158.5 (-110)
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- The Storm have gone under the total in 7 of their first 11 games to start this season.
- The Sparks are in the bottom-four in the league in scoring this season and we should see them struggle to score on the road against a good team tonight.
On Tuesday night, the Los Angeles Sparks will visit the Seattle Storm in a Western Conference matchup in the WNBA. Seattle enters this game off of a loss, while the Sparks come into this matchup having pulled off an upset win in their last outing. Here, you will find our WNBA betting picks for Sparks vs Storm in what could be a lopsided contest from the Pacific Northwest.
This game will be played at Climate Pledge Arena at 10:00 PM ET on Tuesday, June 11, 2024.
Los Angeles Sparks
Through their first 11 games of the 2024 WNBA season, the Los Angeles Sparks have a record of 4-7. That has them in ninth place in the standings, a half-game behind the Chicago Sky for the eighth spot, which would be the final playoff spot at the end of the regular season. In their last outing, the Sparks enjoyed a very encouraging result, as they upset the two-time defending champion Las Vegas Aces at home, something they will look to build on here.
Against the Aces, the entire team contributed offensively for the Sparks, as they scored 96 points in that contest. All 10 players who took the floor for the Sparks in that game scored, with the Sparks getting a whopping 40 bench points. The question going into this Sparks vs Storm clash is whether or not the bench can give LA a similar lift in Seattle.
Seattle Storm
The Seattle Storm saw their six-game winning streak come to an end on Sunday night when they were defeated by the Minnesota Lynx on the road. The Storm held the lead at halftime of that game but were blown out in the second-half of action, thanks to the three-point shooting of Kayla McBride. Tonight, the Storm will look to regroup and get a win at home as a heavy favorite over a Sparks team they are facing for the first time this season.
Three-point shooting was a huge problem area for the Storm on Sunday night. They shot just 4/22 as a team from long-distance, with Jewell Loyd going 1/9 from three-point range in that loss to the Lynx. A more efficient performance from the field will be a necessity if the Storm are going to avoid another disappointing showing here, against a Sparks team that has shown itself to be full of surprises.
