Aces vs Fever WNBA Pick: Who Punches Their Ticket To The Finals? (Sep 30)

• The Las Vegas Aces came up short in Game 4, but can close the series out on their home floor.
• Meanwhile, the Indiana Fever extended their postseason and are one win away from their first Finals appearance since 2015.
• These squads previously squared off on Sep. 28, with the Fever claiming a 90-83 victory.

The lone game on Tuesday’s WNBA postseason slate features the Las Vegas Aces hosting the Indiana Fever in Game 5 of this second-round matchup. Who has the edge in our Aces vs Fever pick?

Las Vegas vs Indiana Game 4 Preview

The Aces had a chance to close out this semifinal series on the road. However, the short-handed Fever responded with an impressive 90-83 win on Sunday to force a winner-take-all Game 5 back in Las Vegas.

The Aces trailed 46-38 at the break. Although the game remained competitive in the second half, Indiana never trailed after intermission. And despite missing four key starters, Indiana is now one win away from its first WNBA Finals appearance in 10 seasons.

A’ja Wilson led Las Vegas with 31 points, nine rebounds, four steals, three assists, and three blocks. Jackie Young added 18 points, nine assists, and five rebounds.

On the other side, Kelsey Mitchell and Aliyah Boston did most of the heavy lifting for the Fever. Mitchell put up a team-high 25 points, along with four assists and three rebounds. Boston finished with 24 points, 14 rebounds, five assists, and two steals.

Can Indiana do the unthinkable again, or will Las Vegas respond with a victory on its home floor?

Aces vs Fever WNBA Pick

After dropping Game 4, Las Vegas enters this tilt as an 8.5-point favorite. Here is what you need to know for both teams ahead of Game 5.

• The Aces are 14-1 straight-up (SU) in their previous 15 home games against Indiana.
• Las Vegas is 15-8 ATS in its previous 23 outings.
• The Fever are 4-18 in their last 22 contests against the Aces.
• Indiana is 1-4 ATS in its previous five road matchups against Las Vegas.

The Aces will close out the series, but the margin will be closer than the predicted spread.