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The Atlanta Dream visit the Las Vegas Aces on Tuesday night in a battle of two of the league’s hottest teams. Atlanta sits second in the standings at 22-12, while Las Vegas (21-14) is riding a seven-game win streak and pushing to climb higher before the postseason. (official lines TBD – based on team power ratings & recent form) They bring the second-half energy they showed in Golden State. In Sunday’s 79-63 win, Atlanta dropped 54 points after halftime, with Rhyne Howard (14 pts, 6 ast, 5 reb) leading a balanced attack. Brionna Jones (13 pts, 9 reb) continues to anchor the paint, while Allisha Gray and Naz Hillmon provide key scoring depth. Atlanta has won seven of its last

The Seattle Storm enter Tuesday’s matchup with the Chicago Sky clinging to the final WNBA playoff spot. Seattle has dropped seven of its last eight games, while Chicago continues to spiral, losing 12 of its last 13 contests. (official lines TBD – based on recent trends and power ratings) They close out late games. Six of Seattle’s last seven losses have been by two possessions or fewer, including an 85-82 setback against Phoenix on Sunday. Nneka Ogwumike (24 pts, 7 reb) and Skylar Diggins (14 pts, 6 ast) paced the offense, but defensive lapses in crunch time proved costly. Seattle ranks 6th in scoring (82.4 ppg) but struggles defensively, allowing 83.9 ppg (9th WNBA). Against a Chicago team that struggles

The Washington Mystics and visiting Connecticut Sun meet in a high-stakes matchup as the regular season nears its end. With less than a month remaining, Washington (16‑18) is clinging to the final playoff spot and sits firmly in the mix. Meanwhile, Connecticut (6‑27) continues to struggle, holding the worst record in the league, though their mindset is shifting toward rebuilding and end-of-season growth. These teams will do battle again in Connecticut on Thursday, completing the home-and-home set in what amounts to a pivotal week for playoff positioning—or lack thereof. Washington is coming off its best scoring stretch of the season, averaging over 80 points across its past four games and winning three of them. Rookie standouts Sonia Citron and Kiki

The Minnesota Lynx head to New York to face the New York Liberty for the fourth time this season—hoping to complete a 4–0 sweep and solidify the top seed in a rematch-rich series. The teams previously met in the WNBA Finals last season, and Minnesota has dominated the regular season, defeating New York 100–93 on July 30 and 86–80 on Saturday. A third straight victory would further weaken the Liberty’s playoff aspirations. Minnesota continues to win without Napheesa Collier, but her return soon remains vital. Collier is still sidelined with an ankle injury and is listed as doubtful for Tuesday night’s matchup. Despite that, the Lynx keep rolling behind strong team defense and clutch play from role contributors. Minnesota has