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The Indiana Fever, currently operating without key players Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham due to injuries, are aiming for their third consecutive victory as they face off against the Atlanta Dream tonight. With a balanced 4-4 record, the Fever have recently found success, thanks in large part to Kelsey Mitchell’s outstanding performances. Mitchell, who was just named the Eastern Conference Player of the Week, has been averaging 20.5 points over the past two games, both of which were victories for Indiana.

 

Meanwhile, the Atlanta Dream come into the game with a 5-3 record and boast one of the league’s top offenses, averaging 84.6 points per game—third-highest in the WNBA. They also dominate on the boards, leading the league in rebounds per game with an average of 37.6.

This contest marks the third meeting between the Fever and the Dream already this season. They previously faced off twice during the opening week of the season, with each game won by the visiting team. This trend sets the stage for another closely contested matchup.

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Injury Report:

Indiana Fever: Both Caitlin Clark (quad injury) and Sophie Cunningham (knee injury) remain unavailable.

Atlanta Dream: No injuries reported; the team is at full strength heading into the matchup.

In their previous game against the Washington Mystics, Indiana secured their first win of the season, a significant morale boost for the team adjusting to life without its star rookie. More recently, the Fever competed against the Chicago Sky on June 7, delivering an impressive performance that contributed to their ongoing winning streak. That game was also notable for fans, with striking visuals capturing the on-court action.

For those tuning in via radio, the game will be broadcast on 93.5 and 107.5 FM in Indianapolis, with John Nolan handling the play-by-play duties and Bria Goss providing analysis.

Betting Information:

According to BetMGM, the Atlanta Dream enter the game as 4.5-point favorites. The over/under for total combined points is set at 164.5. The moneyline odds stand at +150 for an Indiana win and -185 for an Atlanta victory.

Predictions:

ESPN’s matchup predictor gives Atlanta a 60.7% chance of winning, underscoring the challenge facing the short-handed Fever squad.

 

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