Seattle Storm vs Indiana Fever WNBA Prediction- Spread & Other Bets- 06/24/2025

On Tuesday, 06/24, the Seattle Storm (9-5) will host the Indiana Fever (6-7) in a WNBA regular-season matchup. The Storm has climbed to the fifth spot, whereas the Fever has slipped to the seventh spot.

Can Caitlin Clark and her Fever get a much-needed win here? Check the predictions related to player props, total, and spread here.

Seattle Storm vs Indiana Fever Player Props Predictions- WNBA Betting Picks

Nneka Ogwumike O 22.5 points: Fever’s interior defense is not equipped to handle the post-maestro Ogwumike. She has scored 25-26 points in three straight games, and I expect her to continue the red-hot form.

Caitlin Clark O 20.5 points: Clark scored 19 in the last game and 11 in the game before that. Both times, going below the season average of 19.8 PPG. I expect her to bounce back with a 20+ points performance here.

Gabby Williams O 5.5 assists: Storm’s all-around Wing Gabby Williams has notched 7 or more assists in four of the six games. I expect her to continue the trend.

Main pick: Nneka Ogwumike Over 22.5 points at BetMGM

Seattle Storm vs Indiana Fever Spread and Money Line Prediction

The Storm is obviously the better squad in most ways than not. Their experience and roster balance have been shining even against elite teams. Thus, Fever, who is under the pump, must be feeling the heat for this encounter.

But Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston are well-versed in responding to the pressure. They both must have a big night to counter the deep scoring pool of Seattle. But will they? I think even if they do, Seattle will prevail, thus I pick them to win this game.

Spread/Money Line Pick: ML: Storm for -110 at BetMGM

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