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WNBA Best Bets

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Connecticut Sun at Minnesota Lynx

Sun +4.5 (-110)

Game 5 of the WNBA semifinals tips off tonight. The winner of this meeting between the Connecticut Sun and Minnesota Lynx will move on to face the New York Liberty in the WNBA Finals.

With a trip to the championship on the line, how should we bet this match? The Sun have proved valiant all postseason and just got a key player back, so I'll take them to cover.

Connecticut took Game 1 on the road by a score of 73-70, dropped the next two games by seven and nine points, and bounced back with a huge 92-82 victory in Game 4.

This has been a super scrappy and competitive series, so a 4.5-point spread seems a tad forgiving here. Napheesa Collier scored 29 points via efficient shooting (9-for-15) in Game 4 and Minnesota still lost by double-digits. That's not a knock on the Lynx; they went a stunning 14-2 in their final games of the regular season and could very well be playing in the Finals later this week. It does, however, show just how capable the Sun are even in the face of Collier being Collier.

Alyssa Thomas and DeWanna Bonner are two of the top vets in the league and have ample playoff experience. That should come in handy in an elimination game. But the bigger key for Connecticut tonight? Marina Mabrey and Tyasha Harris.

Harris (ankle) was injured in the first game of the playoffs. She missed Game 1 of this series and played just six and seven minutes in Games 2 and 3. But Harris returned to Connecticut's starting lineup for Game 4, and she ended up saving their season, scoring 20 points in 30 minutes and going 4-for-5 from behind the arc. Harris is not only one of the league's top defenders (10th-best defensive rating in WNBA) but also provides a spark from downtown with a 39.5 3P%.

With Harris back in the lineup, the Sun are now bringing offensive weapon Mabrey off the bench. She's averaging 17.2 points per game this postseason and is shooting threes at a 42.4% clip since joining the Sun. The Lynx have an edge playing this one on their home court, but each game of this series has gone down to the wire. I'll side with a Connecticut team that has been trending upward since Harris' return.

DeWanna Bonner Over 21.5 Pts + Reb (-106)

Bonner is averaging 24.1 combined points and rebounds (PR) this postseason. She's eclipsed 21.5 PR in five out of six playoff games, missing by the hook once.

It took an awful 4-for-17 (23.5% FG%) shooting night and zero free throw attempts for Bonner to miss out on the over at this line, yet she still inched close with 21 PR.

Considering Bonner is the only starter on either side to win a WNBA championship, an offensive takeover in tonight's elimination game seems apt. We've already seen her take on a meaty shot volume in the playoffs, shooting 13 field goal attempts and coupling that with 7.8 boards per game.

She's also notched six free throw makes in half of her playoff games. The Sun would love to see Collier leave this game due to foul trouble, so we could expect Bonner to hone in on drawing fouls inside.

Tyasha Harris Over 1.5 Made Threes (+116)

The Lynx love to shoot threes, and they're pretty good at making them. In Game 4, the Sun got away with letting up 26 three-point attempts to Minnesota -- in part because Harris provided them with a 4-for-5 showing from downtown.

In order for Connecticut to keep up tonight, they'll need to match or beat Minnesota from behind the arc. In turn, I'm expecting Harris to take on a voluminous enough shot volume to drain a pair of threes.

In the regular season, Harris made multiple threes in 18 out of 38 games started (47.4% of contests). She also nailed at least two threes in 50.0% of games that were decided by 11 or fewer points. These +116 odds imply just a 46.3% probability.

Considering the close spread and elimination nature of this contest, we could see the Sun hoist up a lot of three-balls late in the game should they be down. This seems like a great spot for Harris to shine, so I'll back her in this market.

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