Game: Los Angeles Sparks vs Minnesota Lynx

Date: Saturday, June 14, 2025

Location: Target Center in Minneapolis, MN

TV: Youtube TV

The Minnesota Lynx (9-1) host the Los Angeles Sparks (4-7) at Target Center on Saturday.

The Los Angeles Sparks stepped onto the hardwood against the Las Vegas Aces and notched a win by a score of 97-89 in their last game. Los Angeles finished the contest having earned a 56.9% FG percentage (33 out of 58) and converted 9 out of their 20 3-point shots. From the free throw line, the Sparks made 22 of 27 attempts for a rate of 81.5%. In regard to pulling down rebounds, they collected a total of 38 with 4 of them being on the offensive end. They also doled out 24 dimes in the matchup in addition to forcing 9 turnovers and getting 5 steals. In the matter of defense, Los Angeles let their opponent shoot 37.5% from the floor on 27 out of 72 shooting. Las Vegas recorded 9 dimes and had 8 steals for the game. Additionally, Las Vegas collected 28 rebounds (9 offensive, 19 defensive) and got 4 blocked shots. Las Vegas ended up going 89.7% at the charity stripe by converting 26 of their 29 attempts. They also made 9 of their 35 tries from beyond the arc.

Rickea Jackson is a player who was a factor in this game. She left the arena with 30 points on 11 out of 17 shooting. She was on the hardwood for 33 mins played and also snagged 7 rebounds. Rickea Jackson finished the game at 64.7% from the field and also distributed 1 assist.

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Los Angeles enters this game with a record of 4-7 this year. They average 83.9 points per contest (3rd in the league) while connecting on 44.6% from the field. The Sparks are connecting on 34.7% on shots from beyond the arc (95 of 274) and 76.6% from the charity stripe. As a unit, Los Angeles is pulling in 32.9 boards per game and has racked up 223 assists on the campaign, which ranks 3rd in the WNBA in terms of passing the ball. They lose possession by turning the ball over 13.8 times per contest and as a group they are committing 19.4 fouls per contest. Defensively, the Sparks are able to force 13.4 turnovers on a nightly basis and they draw 19.7 fouls. They are 12th in basketball in giving up assists to their opponents with 220 conceded for the year. The Sparks are giving up a shooting percentage of 42.5% (147 of 217) and they concede 34.5 rebounds per contest as a group. They are surrendering 31.3% on 3-point shots while they are 10th in the WNBA in points per game allowed (84.6).

When they last played, the Minnesota Lynx took a loss by a score of 94-84 when they played the Seattle Storm. The Lynx were able to snag 21 defensive rebounds and 5 offensive boards totaling 26 in this contest. They also coughed up the ball 12 times, while earning 5 steals for this contest. The Storm had 14 fouls in this contest which took the Lynx to the charity stripe for 11 attempts. They were able to bury 10 of those for a clip of 90.9%. In relation to three-point attempts, Minnesota made 12 of 26 tries (46.2%). When the final whistle was blown, the Lynx shot 31 out of 64 from the field which had them shooting 48.4%. The Lynx permitted the Storm to knock down 39 out of their 69 attempts from the floor which left them with a shooting percentage of 56.5% for this contest. They finished 38.9% from behind the 3-point line by shooting 7 out of 18 and ended up going 9 out of 15 at the charity stripe (60.0%). When discussing attacking the glass, Minnesota permitted Seattle to collect 34 in total (8 offensive).

Napheesa Collier ended up being a factor for the Lynx for the matchup. She converted 9 out of 23 for this contest for a rate of 39.1%, and accounted for 9 rebounds. Collier accumulated 25 points in her 38 mins on the court and had 5 dimes for the game.

Minnesota has a record of 9-1 for the campaign. The Lynx are responsible for committing 17.1 personal fouls per game and they connect on 79.8% from the charity stripe. They are earning an assist 23.9 times per contest (1st in basketball) and they are turning it over 13.2 times per game. Minnesota has scored 844 pts on the season (84.4 per game) and they snag 34.0 rebounds per game. As an offense, the Lynx are shooting 46.5% from the floor, which is 3rd in the WNBA. The Lynx on defense are ranked 2nd in the league in points per game surrendered with 75.7. They are able to force 13.4 TO's per game and allow teams to shoot 41.2% from the floor (3rd in the league). The Minnesota defense gives up 28.6% on shots from 3-point land (74 of 259) and their opposition knocks down 78.2% of their shots from the charity stripe. They relinquish 18.5 assists and 33.7 rebounds per contest, which is ranked 5th and 4th in the league.

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Guy Bruhn's Pick: Take Minnesota

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Game: Los Angeles Sparks vs Minnesota Lynx

Date: Saturday, June 14, 2025

Location: Target Center in Minneapolis, MN

TV: Youtube TV

The Minnesota Lynx (9-1) host the Los Angeles Sparks (4-7) at Target Center on Saturday.

The Los Angeles Sparks took the court against the Las Vegas Aces and notched a win by a score of 97-89 in their last contest. Los Angeles wrapped up the contest having earned a 56.9% FG percentage (33 of 58) and converted 9 of 20 3-point shots. From the charity stripe, the Sparks made 22 of their 27 shots for a percentage of 81.5%. In regard to pulling down rebounds, they earned a total of 38 with 4 of them being offensive. They also distributed 24 dimes for this game while forcing 9 turnovers and getting 5 steals. When it comes to defending, Los Angeles allowed their opponent to shoot 37.5% from the floor on 27 of 72 shooting. Las Vegas earned 9 dimes and had 8 steals for the contest. Additionally, Las Vegas collected 28 rebounds (9 offensive, 19 defensive) and had 4 blocked shots. Las Vegas walked away from this one shooting 89.7% at the charity stripe by burying 26 of their 29 tries. They converted 9 of their 35 attempts from long range.

Rickea Jackson is a player who played a role in this contest. She walked away with 30 points on 11 of 17 shooting. She played 33 mins and snagged 7 rebounds. Rickea Jackson finished shooting 64.7% from the field and also distributed 1 assist.

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Los Angeles comes into this one with a record of 4-7 on the campaign. The Sparks are shooting 34.7% on three-point shots (95 of 274) and 76.6% from the charity stripe. They average 83.9 pts per contest (3rd in the WNBA) while shooting 44.6% from the floor. They lose possession by turning the ball over 13.8 times per contest and as a team they commit 19.4 fouls on a nightly basis. As a unit, Los Angeles is collecting 32.9 rebounds per contest and has totaled 223 dimes for the year, which is 3rd in basketball in terms of passing the ball. When they are on the defensive end, the Sparks are forcing 13.4 turnovers per contest while drawing 19.7 personal fouls. They are giving up 31.3% on shots from downtown and they are ranked 10th in the league in points per game allowed (84.6). The Sparks defense is giving up a field goal percentage of 42.5% (147 of 217) and they concede 34.5 boards per game as a squad. They are 12th in the league in allowing assists to the opposition with 220 surrendered so far this year.

The last time they took the hardwood, the Minnesota Lynx took a loss by a score of 94-84 when they faced the Seattle Storm. The Lynx were able to pull down 21 defensive boards and 5 offensive boards totaling 26 for the contest. They also turned it over 12 times, while recording 5 steals for this game. The Storm were called for 14 fouls in the game which got the Lynx to the free throw line for a total of 11 attempts. They were able to knock down 10 of those for a percentage of 90.9%. With respect to 3-pointers, Minnesota converted 12 of their 26 attempts (46.2%). When the final whistle blew, the Lynx finished shooting 31 for 64 from the field which gave them a percentage of 48.4%. The Lynx permitted the Storm to convert 39 out of 69 attempts from the floor which had them sitting at 56.5% for this game. They finished shooting 38.9% from distance by hitting 7 of 18 and ended up shooting 9 of 15 from the free throw line (60.0%). When it comes to team rebounding, Minnesota allowed Seattle to pull down 34 overall (8 offensive).

Napheesa Collier ended up being a major contributor for the Lynx for this game. She converted 9 of 23 for the matchup for a field goal percentage of 39.1%, and had 9 rebounds. Collier had 25 points in her 38 minutes on the hardwood and had 5 assists in this game.

Minnesota has a win-loss record of 9-1 so far this year. Minnesota has totaled 844 points this year (84.4 per game) and they grab 34.0 boards per game. The Lynx are committing 17.1 fouls per game and they hit 79.8% from the free throw line. In terms of offensive execution, the Lynx are connecting on 46.5% from the floor, which ranks them 3rd in the league. They are earning an assist 23.9 times per contest (1st in basketball) and they are turning it over 13.2 times per contest. The Lynx on the defensive end are ranked 2nd in the league in points given up per game with 75.7. They give up 18.5 assists and 33.7 boards per contest, which ranks them 5th and 4th in the WNBA. The Minnesota defense concedes 28.6% on shots from behind the 3-point line (74 of 259) and their opposition makes 78.2% of their free throw attempts. They are forcing 13.4 TO's per game and have allowed teams to shoot 41.2% from the field (3rd in the league).

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Guy Bruhn's Pick: Take Minnesota

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