Lynx vs Wings WNBA Pick: Can Dallas Snap Another Long Losing Streak?(Sep 1)

• The Lynx are 31-8 and have the best record in the league.
• The Wings, sitting at 9-31, have the worst record in the association.
• These teams previously squared off on Jun. 8, with the Lynx claiming an 81-65 victory.

One of the games on Monday’s WNBA slate features the Minnesota Lynx hosting the Dallas Wings. Who has the edge in our Lynx vs Wings pick?

Lynx Look To Remain Dominant In This Head-To-Head Matchup

After a 93-79 setback against the Seattle Storm, Minnesota rebounded with a dominant 94-70 victory against the Connecticut Sun on Saturday night.

After building a 42-29 lead at the break, the Lynx started the second half with a 9-2 burst, pushing their advantage to 20 points. While the league’s worst team did trim the deficit to 11 points, Minnesota pulled away in the final frame, courtesy of a 28-16 scoring advantage.

Five players reached double figures for the Lynx. Alanna Smith and DiJonai Carrington both scored 18 points each. Napheesa Collier finished with 17 points, nine rebounds, three assists, three blocks, and two steals.

Will Dallas Snap Its Seven-Game Skid Against The League’s Best Team?

On the other side of this conference tilt, the Wings have dropped seven straight games. Their latest setback was a 100-78 loss to the Atlanta Dream on Friday night.

The Wings trimmed a nine-point deficit to just four points heading into the fourth quarter. However, Atlanta responded with a back-breaking 10-0 spurt for an 81-67 advantage and never looked back.

Maddy Siegrist led the way with 23 points and five rebounds on 10-for-17 shooting. Paige Bueckers finished with an impressive 16-point, 10-assist effort, and Amy Okonkwo added 11 points and six boards off the bench.

Lynx vs Wings WNBA Pick

Minnesota leads the league in both offensive and defensive efficiency. Meanwhile, Dallas has the fourth-worst offensive rating and ranks 12th in defensive efficiency.

The Lynx have taken all three matchups between the franchises this season, with two of them coming by double digits. Given that Minnesota is 13-4 in its previous 17 outings and 13-2 in its last 15 home games against Dallas, the edge goes to the home team in this Western Conference matchup.