Minnesota and Atlanta meet Sunday afternoon in a potential WNBA playoff preview between two of the league's strongest teams. The Lynx finally had their six-game winning streak snapped last time out, but additional rest gives the league leaders an ideal opportunity to respond against a Dream team coming off its own disappointing loss.
Chicago and New York meet Saturday afternoon at Barclays Center only 11 days after the Sky upset the Liberty in Chicago. New York desperately needs a response after one of its worst performances of the season, but recent head-to-head history suggests laying a large number with the Liberty remains dangerous.
Washington continues its West Coast trip against Los Angeles on Friday, less than 24 hours after beating Phoenix for a second time in three days. The Mystics are one of the hottest teams in the league and now face a Sparks team that has been eliminated from playoff contention.
Connecticut faces Indiana on Friday night in one of the largest-spread games remaining on the WNBA schedule. The Fever have already blown out the Sun once this season and are firmly in the championship conversation, but laying nearly 18 points creates an entirely different betting decision.
Washington and Phoenix run it back Thursday, August 27, just 48 hours after the Mystics controlled another meeting between the teams. Washington continues pushing for improved playoff positioning, while Phoenix is searching for an answer after another double-digit loss in the season series.
The second half of the 2026 WNBA season gets underway on Tuesday, July 28, following the All-Star break. Can the Minnesota Lynx convert their dominant first half into another championship, or will Las Vegas, New York or one of the league’s rising challengers close the gap? Check out the latest 2026 WNBA championship odds and betting outlook for July 28.
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Marina Mabrey offers strong value at +300 in the 2026 WNBA 3-Point Contest after leading the league in made threes during the first half. Azzi Fudd owns the shortest odds, but the rookie’s first appearance under the All-Star spotlight creates an opening for the experienced Toronto Tempo sharpshooter.
LeBron James has signed with the Philadelphia 76ers in a stunning move that immediately reshaped the NBA futures market. Philadelphia’s championship odds shortened to +900, tying the New York Knicks for the third-shortest price, while the Sixers moved to +370 to win the Eastern Conference.
A’ja Wilson enters the 2026 WNBA All-Star break as the overwhelming -360 favorite to win another regular-season MVP award. Paige Bueckers, Olivia Miles and Caitlin Clark lead the chasing group, but each needs a dominant second half to close the gap on the Las Vegas Aces superstar.