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Bright young stars hit the court in tonight’s Wings vs Fever clash, as No. 5 Indiana hosts No. 7 Dallas with just 1.5 games separating the pair in the WNBA standings.
Both teams returned to form this week, with Indiana compiling a two-game winning streak capped by Tuesday’s 106-92 victory over No. 6 New York — despite coach Stephanie White catching some heat as the media storm surrounding the team continues to rage.
“I hated that our fans booed her,” guard Caitlin Clark said. “That made me a little sick, to be honest.”
Wings enter tonight’s matchup fresh off taking down No. 13 Toronto 94-88, snapping a three-game skid despite an increasingly shorthanded roster.
The last two WNBA Rookie of the Year — Caitlin Clark and Paige Bueckers — face off tonight as the Indiana Fever and Dallas Wings jockey for playoff position. The Wings have been sliding in the standings but are still just 1.5 games back of the Fever, who are tied with the Atlanta Dream for the No. 4 seed. Dallas has also already beaten Indiana this season, a three-point win on Opening Night, with Bueckers dropping 20 points on just 10 shots.
These two teams will play again next Thursday, meaning the stakes here are set up recency rivalry, playoff positioning and the personal duel between Bueckers and Clark, who are arguably the two best guards in the WNBA right now. But which one is on top?
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The WNBA parlay of the day for Friday, August 14 comes off a two-game board that front-loaded all of its value into one building. When I pulled the de-vigged screen at 13:39 UTC, the three fattest prices on the entire slate, the top three edges with no exceptions, all lived inside the same 7:30 p.m. ET game: the Dallas Wings' road trip to the Indiana Fever at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Two Wings unders and a Caitlin Clark under, stacked one-two-three at the top of the sort. That's a trap dressed up as a gift, because parlay law says I only get to keep one of those numbers on an honest slip. The one I keep is Arike Ogunbowale, and the second leg has to leave the state entirely. Below is which Wings-Fever number earns the anchor spot, why its two neighbors get benched, and the Seattle price that finishes the ticket in a game the first leg can't touch.
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