Mercury vs Aces WNBA Pick: Can Phoenix Stave Off Elimination? (Oct 10)

• The Phoenix Mercury nearly pulled off a victory in Game 3, but their late-game rally fell short.
• On the other side, the Las Vegas Aces are one win away from their third title in four seasons.
• These squads previously squared off on Oct. 8, with the Aces claiming a 90-88 victory.

Friday’s WNBA postseason slate features the Phoenix Mercury hosting the Las Vegas Aces in Game 4 of this Finals matchup. Who has the edge in our Mercury vs Aces pick?

Phoenix vs Las Vegas Game 4 Preview

The Mercury were down 55-43 at the break and trailed 76-59 heading into the final frame. Thanks to a furious rally by the home team, the game was tied at 88 in the waning moments.

Las Vegas got the ball into A’ja Wilson, and she knocked down a tough jumper over two defenders, giving the Aces a 90-88 lead. Phoenix had one more chance to send the game into overtime, but DeWanna Bonner’s shot at the buzzer was off the mark.

Bonner led the team with 25 points and 10 rebounds off the bench on an efficient 7-for-11 effort from the field. Satou Sabally added 24 points and five rebounds before exiting the game with a head injury.

A’ja Wilson powered the Aces’ offense, putting up 34 points, along with 14 rebounds, four assists, and three blocks. Jackie Young registered 21 points, nine assists, three rebounds, and two steals.

Can Phoenix get a much-needed win, or will the Aces close out the series in four games?

Mercury vs Aces WNBA Pick

After withstanding a late-game push from the Mercury on Wednesday night, Las Vegas enters this contest as a 2.5-point favorite. Here’s a look at what you need to know for both teams ahead of Game 4.

• The Mercury are 7-3 straight-up (SU) in their last 10 home games.
• Phoenix is 1-5 ATS in its previous six contests against Las Vegas.
• The Aces are 10-2 in their last 12 road outings.
• Las Vegas is 9-3 ATS in its previous 12 road matchups.

The Aces have won six of the last seven meetings between these teams, including the playoffs. Although Phoenix will keep it close throughout, the edge goes to Las Vegas.