The WNBA season has been going at it at a neck-breaking pace. Both the Atlanta Dream and the Seattle Storm have done well to begin the season and will look for a blockbuster finish before the All-Star festivities tip off in a couple of weeks.
On that note, here is my favored Same Game Parlay selection for the July 3 match-up. Can the hosts’ Dream fend off the pesky Storm?
The Dream has cooled off lately. They have a 3-3 tally after a strong 8-3 start to the season. However, two of the losses have been by 5 or fewer points, including one in OT against the table-topper, the Minnesota Lynx. It shows that this year’s Atlanta team is head-and-shoulders above the preceding units.
| Pick | Odds |
| Money Line: Dream | -110 |
| Allisha Gray: O 18.5 points | -110 |
On the other hand, the Storm has also felt the exhaustion as of late. They have lost two of their last three games. It followed a period where they had a strong 6-1 showing. Their 27-point loss against the short-handed Golden State Valkyries has been the worst one thus far.
On that note, they lost to the Dream 87-94 on their home floor during the last meeting. Now that Atlanta has the home-court advantage, I’d favor them to win. Do remember the straight odds for the game are -110 on either side, showing how close the bookmakers think this affair can be.
Dream SG Allisha Gray was voted as the #1 in the All-Star selections by both the media and the players. She is averaging a career-high 19.5 points per game. She has nailed a career-high 2.5 triples on an excellent 42.2% shooting. Thus, her high rankings for All-Star make sense.
The Dream SG has cooled down a bit, scoring 19 points just twice in the last six games. I expect her to show up with a big game here and score at least 19 here. Thus, I’d like to attach it to my SGP selection.
I’d stick to two selections here, considering how tricky it can get when there are three selections.

WNBA SGP: ML: Dream and Gray O 18.5 Points for +170 at BetMGM
Photo Credit: John Froschauer-Imagn Images
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