We saw history in the WNBA last week when Dallas Wings center Liz Cambage scored 53 points and followed it up with 35 points. The first was a WNBA single-game scoring record, and the combination was the highest two-game total in league history. Cambage was named a WNBA All-Star and will play for Candace Parker’s team. Here’s a look at two interesting matchups on Tuesday for all WNBA Betting enthusiasts. Don’t forget the WNBA odds might change, so be sure to check back MyBookie Sportsbook for the latest and better lines!
The Lynx (14-10) won their second in a row on Saturday, 80-75 over the Mercury. Maya Moore scored 38 points and Danielle Robinson added 16. Minnesota used a 14-2 run, with Moore scoring all, in the last 3 1/2 minutes of the first quarter for a 24-17 lead. Phoenix drew within 40-38 at halftime and took its last lead on Yvonne Turner’s 3-pointer to make it 42-41 after the break. But the Lynx quickly took control and outscored Phoenix 28-12 for a 15-point lead to end the third.Lindsay Whalen, who bumped heads Wednesday with an Indiana player, started the game but played only 3:19 of the first quarter before being replaced by Robinson. Whalen played only five more minutes the rest of the game and was scoreless.Moore, named the WNBA’s top player during the ESPYs on Wednesday, had 18 points in the first quarter alone — one shy of her own team record — and 24 by halftime. The forward had averaged only 11 points in her past seven games.The victory also clinched the season series for the Lynx, who won two of three games with the Mercury. That gives the Lynx the tiebreaker with Phoenix for seeding in the WNBA playoffs.
Expert Top WNBA Betting Picks of the Week – July 23rd
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Washington at Connecticut
- When: Tuesday, 7 PM ET
- Stream: ESPN+
New York at Minnesota
- When: Tuesday, 8 PM
- TV: ESPN2
