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Connecticut Sun W vs Minnesota Lynx W features two teams heading in opposite directions this WNBA season. The Sun sit at just 11-31 with a -8.5 point differential, while the Lynx boast a league-best 33-9 mark and a +7.9 differential, making this one of the more lopsided matchups on the schedule.
Connecticut has dropped 9 of its last 15 games, including blowout losses to Indiana and Dallas, though they did manage home wins over Chicago and Los Angeles. Their injury report is concerning, with Griner, Nelson-Ododa and Lacan all listed out, thinning an already inconsistent rotation. Minnesota, meanwhile, enters on a much stronger run, winning 9 of its last 12 with only minor questionable tags for Delaere and Juhasz.
Both clubs are well-rested with 20 days off ahead of this game, so fatigue isn't a differentiator here, though both face congested stretches immediately after with back-to-back games looming. That congestion could affect rotations more than this specific contest.
Head-to-head results since 2026 have been split at 1-1, but Minnesota's recent form and superior roster depth make them the clear play. Expect the Lynx's balanced scoring attack to control this game from the outset. Look for Minnesota to cover a mid-size spread, with the total leaning toward the over given both teams' willingness to push pace and trade buckets.
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2026 Season
Last 10 head-to-head matchups
The two 2026 meetings split evenly, with each team winning on the road—Minnesota won 86-80 in Connecticut, while the Sun...
The two 2026 meetings split evenly, with each team winning on the road—Minnesota won 86-80 in Connecticut, while the Sun stole one 90-89 in Minnesota. Going back further, the Lynx have dominated this series, winning 7 of the last 10 meetings dating to 2024, including a 94-70 blowout in Connecticut. Minnesota's superior roster quality has generally shown up in this matchup regardless of venue, and this year's massive form gap suggests that trend continues.
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Form Rating
2/10
Connecticut enters at 11-31 overall and just 7-14 at home, struggling with consistency all season....
Connecticut enters at 11-31 overall and just 7-14 at home, struggling with consistency all season. Their last 15 games show only 3 wins, with home losses to Golden State, New York and Atlanta highlighting defensive issues, conceding 84.5 points per game at home. Key injuries compound the problem, with Griner, Nelson-Ododa and Lacan all out, while Burke Kennedy and Marshall are questionable. With 20 days of rest, fatigue isn't the issue, but roster depth is a real concern heading into a stretch of congested scheduling that starts right after this game.
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Form Rating
8/10
Minnesota arrives at an outstanding 33-9, including an 18-3 road record that's among the best...
Minnesota arrives at an outstanding 33-9, including an 18-3 road record that's among the best in the league. They've won 9 of their last 12 outings, with statement wins over Las Vegas, Indiana and Dallas showcasing their offensive balance at 90.5 points per game. Only minor questionable tags for Delaere and Juhasz affect the roster, leaving their core largely intact. With 20 days of rest behind them, the Lynx should be fresh, though they face a demanding stretch of four games in the next two weeks starting right after this matchup.
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Connecticut Sun W vs Minnesota Lynx W - Match Analysis
Yes, Minnesota's 33-9 record and stellar 18-3 road mark make them a strong spread play against a Connecticut team missing multiple frontcourt pieces including Griner and Nelson-Ododa. The talent and depth gap here is significant, and Minnesota's recent form—9 wins in their last 12—supports laying the points confidently in this matchup.
The over has appeal given Minnesota averages 90.5 points per game while Connecticut concedes 87.3 per game, a combination that suggests a high-scoring affair. Both teams have shown they can push pace, and with no fatigue factor since both sides are fully rested, expect a fairly open, fast-paced contest that trends toward the over.
Very significant—Connecticut is without Griner, Nelson-Ododa and Lacan, all currently out, while Burke Kennedy and Marshall are questionable. This leaves the Sun thin in the frontcourt against a deep, well-rounded Minnesota roster, amplifying an already substantial talent gap and reinforcing Minnesota as the clear favorite in this contest.
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