Seattle Storm at Minnesota Lynx 5/29/19 – WNBA Pick, Preview, Prediction

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Seattle Storm at Minnesota Lynx 5/29/19 – WNBA Pick, Preview, Prediction

Minnesota LynxThe Storm were able to pick up a win in their opening home game as they were able to beat Phoenix by 9 points in the game. However, the Storm do have some strengths that need to be worked on and winning on the road could really help the Storm out in this game. The Lynx were able to pick up a win in their first game as well, which was a home win that saw them blow out Chicago by a score of 89-71. This could really help the Lynx as the crowd support is going to help them out quite a bit.

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Natasha Howard led the Storm in scoring in the opening game of the year with a total of 21 points. He was supported by Jewell Loyd who put in 17 points. Howard was able to lead the team in rebounding as well as she cleared a total of 16 boards, 9 defensive and 7 offensive boards. Jordin Canada did a decent job of feeding the ball around with a total of 6 assist in the game. Howard was able to lead the Storm in steals as well with 5 steals.

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The Lynx were led in the scoring by Napheesa Collier who was able to put in a total of 27 points in the game. Sylvia Fowles was able to put in a total of 16 points in the game. Jessica Shepard only played 27 minutes in the game and was a beast on the rebounding with 13 rebounds, 5 offensive boards and 8 defensive. She also led the Lynx in the assist category as well with a total of 6 assist in the game. Sylvia Fowles is the player who led the team in steals with a total of 3 steals.

Storm at Lynx Line: Seattle Storm -1 O/U 155

My Free Storm at Lynx WNBA Pick: Minnesota Lynx +1

The Lynx had a great opening game and it was a game the Lynx dominated in. What else was impressive is the Lynx did not have to end up like the Storm and rely on a single player to control most of the game and that could be the Storm’s problem in this game as Howard is unable to produce at the same level as usual and that leads to the Storm scrambling for some support. Final Score, Minnesota Lynx win 85-76.

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Corey Clarkson

Corey Clarkson is a distinguished KBO analyst known for his deep expertise and passionate coverage of the Korean Baseball Organization. With over a decade of experience as both a dedicated fan and a keen observer, Corey’s journey began with an unforgettable introduction to KBO during a trip to Korea. This sparked a fervent dedication to understanding the league’s unique playstyle, culture, and community. As a writer and analyst, he combines insightful analysis, comprehensive game previews, and detailed player profiles, all delivered in an engaging style. Corey’s work not only highlights his profound knowledge but also makes the intricate world of KBO accessible to enthusiasts and novices alike.

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