
WNBA is back, and there's an early afternoon matchup scheduled between the Minnesota Lynx (17-3, 6-3 away) and the Los Angeles Sparks (6-13, 1-7 home).

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Napheesa Collier and the Lynx are coming off a 79-71 loss against the Mercury, marking their third defeat on the season. Sitting atop the league standings, Minnesota is a 6.5-point spread favorite on the road. Today is Camp Day, where the Sparks will host young boys and girls from summer camps. With a 1-7 home record, the Sparks are 3-7 in their last 10 games.
Coming off a gritty 89-87 victory against the Indiana Fever, it was Rickea Jackson and Azurà Stevens who sealed the game with clutch free throws. Today, they will face the Lynx for the fourth and final time of the 2025 regular season.
Today's contest will feature multiple 2025 WNBA All-Stars, including captain Napheesa Collier, Courtney Williams, and Kelsey Plum.
If you're looking to bet on the Minnesota Lynx vs Los Angeles Sparks July 10 matchup, welcome!
Given it's Camp Day, the showdown will begin at 3 p.m. ET, located at Crypto.com Arena. Additionally, the game will air on WNBA League Pass and in local markets.
In this article, you will find a mix of spread and prop bets, all placed within DraftKings and FanDuel Sportsbook. Keeping my bankroll management in mind, I chose not to parlay any of my bets.
Here are my three best player prop picks, predictions, and best bets for the July 10 WNBA matchup featuring the Lynx and Sparks!
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GP: 17 | PPG: 23.9| FG: 52.8 % | FT: 95.5 % | 3PT : 33.9 % | REB: 7.8 | AST: 3.2 | STL: 1.5 | BLK: 1.5
Today, I placed one unit on Minnesota Lynx star Napheesa Collier to record over 21.5 points against the Sparks.
Aforementioned in previous articles, betting on Collier has been almost automatic at this point. Not only is she one of the most dominant players in the WNBA on both sides of the ball, she's one of the most consistent.
In fact, Phee is averaging 25 PPG over the last six games, and is shooting 60.7 percent from the field!
Oddly enough, Collier has produced more effectively on the road, averaging 25.4 points on 49.2 percent field goal shooting, and 97.3 percent from the free throw line. Now, she has a prime matchup with the Sparks.
Despite Azurà Stevens and Dearica Hamby holding down the frontcourt for the Sparks, Los Angeles have been one of the bottom tier teams on the defensive end.
Overall, the Sparks allow the most points to forwards, who are shooting a combined 48.1 percent from the field against LA. Last matchup, Fever backcourt duo Natasha Howard and Aliyah Boston combined for 44 points alone!
A true three-level threat, Collier is shooting 76.7 percent from the restricted area, a range where opponents shoot 66.9 percent from against LA. Her midrange threat and footwork alone is enough to put Collier on her own island.
GP: 20 | PPG: 13.9| FG: 43.2 % | FT: 80.8 % | 3PT : 39.2 % | REB: 4.9 | AST: 5.9 | STL: 1.5 | BLK: 0.2
My second best bet for today, I placed one unit on Minnesota Lynx All-Star Courtney Williams to record over 19.5 points and rebounds against the Sparks.
After an inconsistent June, Williams has been dazzling— averaging 16.4 points, and 5.0 assists through July. Not to mention, Williams is a combo guard, meaning she excels on and off ball.
With Kelsey Plum and Julie Allemand leading the backcourt for the Sparks, LA is middle of the road against guards. This season, they are allowing a combined 41.9 points and 12.6 assists to guards, which is the most of any position.
Aside from Napheesa Collier and Courtney Williams, the Lynx have some heavy hitters, especially with Kayla McBride and Alanna Smith. However, McBrides production has taken a hit, averaging just 9.2 points over the last five games.
Emerged is Courtney Williams, who is the teams third leading scorer with 13.9 points per game. Leading the Lynx with 5.9 assists per game, we are talking about a player who's usage has only increased.
What is so elite about Williams game is her ability to score from the midrange, and create her own shot. From a scoring perspective, a hefty amount of shots come from the midrange, where she's shooting 41.5 percent.
Luckily for Williams, teams are shooting the sixth high percentage from the midrange against the Sparks (38.5 %), and 34.4 percent from above the break 3. With this matchup, Williams has the speed to catch the Sparks at the nail.
In three head-to-head matchups agains LA, Williams is averaging 16 points and 6.0 assists (22 points + assists). Not to mention, over the last two games, she's averaging 28.5 points and assists.
Flirting with double-double and even triple-double type numbers as of late, Williams has been consistent, which is key. I've been even more impressed by her facilitating, minutes, and increased shot volume (14.2 FGA over the last five games).
My third best bet for today, I placed one unit on the Minnesota Lynx to cover the 6.5-point spread against the LA Sparks.
With a WNBA best record of 17-3, it's been a brutal stretch for the Lynx. Tonight starts a three game road stand, in which the Lynx have played four games in seven games.
Even coming off a back-to-back, I simply like the Lynx here, even on the road. Sure, the Mercury handed the Lynx their first loss of the season yesterday, in which Alyssa Thomas erupted for 29 points. Even worse, the Mercury scored 56 points in the paint, and finished the game with just one 3-pointer.
Today, they get a Spark's squad, who have massively underachieved under first year head coach Lynne Roberts. In a mix of veteran and rebuild mode, they've been hampered with injuries. With players back from Eurobasket and injuries, we even saw the Sparks defeat the Indiana Fever, 89-87 without Caitlin Clark.
Overall, I'm taking the Lynx, given these two teams massively differ in terms of defensive efficiency. We are talking about the No.1 team in defensive rating (Lynx 94.3), against a Sparks team, who ranks in the basement (108.2).
Is there a chance the Sparks can upset at home? Sure. However, I doubt it considering Minnesota leads the regular season series 3-0, and which neither game as been close. Although Commissioner's Cup games played an affect, the Lynx boast a +53 point differential over the Sparks this season.
With that, the Lynx average 90.7 points per game against LA, and have held the Sparks to 73 points through three outings. Plus, Napheesa Collier was ruled out last matchup, in which the Lynx took care of business, 82-66 at home.
Minnesota has already proven they can come up victorious in LA, and are shooting 52.8 percent and 41.8 percent from beyond the arc as a team. Defensively, the Sparks have shot just 39.3 percent from the field, and 33.3 percent from deep. Mind you, that's with Kelsey Plum, Azurà Stevens, and Dearica Hamby all playing at an All-Star level.
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