Indiana Fever vs New York Liberty WNBA Predictions, Spread, Bets & Player Props- 06/14/2025

On Saturday, 06/14, the Indiana Fever (4-5) will host the New York Liberty (9-0) in a WNBA regular-season matchup. The Fever have slipped to seventh place, whereas the Liberty is the #1 team in the league.

Will Caitlin Clark return here to help her team beat the only undefeated team in the league? Check the predictions related to player props, total, and spread here.

Indiana Fever vs New York Liberty Player Props Predictions- WNBA Betting Picks

Breanna Stewart O 19.5 points: The Liberty forward has been in amazing rhythm, scoring 19 PPG on 53.8% FG. She has scored 20+ in four games thus far. I believe she will put up 20+ or so in this game.

Natasha Howard O 12.5 points: The Fever forward had a slow start to the season, but is getting her feet back, scoring 13 or more in two straight games. I believe she will capitalize on her rhythm here.

Sabrina Ionescu O 2.5 three-pointers: Ionescu has made 2.7 three-pointers on a 33.3% FG from deep. She has made just 2 in the last two games, but I believe she will make over 2.5 threes again.

Main pick: Points: Breanna Stewart Over 19.5 points at BetMGM

Indiana Fever vs New York Liberty Spread Prediction

The Fever are in dire need of a win against a high-quality squad. If Clark had been active in previous games, the Fever could have been fancied to break the Liberty’s streak. Even the EuroBasket doesn’t impact Liberty’s chances of securing a win. Overall, I see them covering the spread here.

Spread/Money Line Pick: Spread: Liberty -4.5 for -115 at BetMGM

*Odds will be updated when they are released.

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