The WNBA season is ablaze with action, and Tuesday's matchup between the Seattle Storm and Minnesota Lynx is going to be no exception. As the Storm takes on the Lynx at Minneapolis, 8 p.m. EDT, fans are bracing for an electrifying contest. KingPin.pro provides an in-depth analysis of both teams, including their offensive and defensive strengths, player performances, and injuries, followed by a prediction. Our WNBA predictions are based on comprehensive data and expert insights to offer you the best WNBA picks for today.

Seattle Storm 

Offense

The Storm boasts an impressive 3-point shooting percentage, ranking second in the Western Conference at 35.3%. With Jewell Loyd averaging a spectacular 25.4 points and 3.7 assists, the Storm's offensive strength is a force to reckon with.

Defense

Defensively, the Storm has been formidable, averaging 7.1 steals and 5.2 blocks per game in their last 10 matches. Their defensive strategies can pose a significant challenge for the Lynx, who will need to up their game to break through the Storm's defenses.

Injuries

Seattle Storm is in a relatively stable position with no listed injuries, which puts them at an advantage when facing the Lynx, who have a host of injuries plaguing their roster.

Minnesota Lynx 

Offense

The Lynx has had a mixed bag with regards to offense. Napheesa Collier has been a standout player, averaging 20.9 points, 7.5 rebounds, and 1.8 steals. However, the team has struggled in terms of assists, ranking ninth in the WNBA with 18.1 assists per game.

Defense

Defensively, the Lynx have had their moments but have also shown signs of weakness. In the last 10 games, they have been outscored by their opponents, giving up an average of 82.7 points per game, compared to their own average of 76.0 points.

Injuries

The Lynx are currently facing a spate of injuries, including A erial Powers (ankle), Jessica Shepard (illness), Diamond Miller (ankle), and Natalie Achonwa (personal), which can impact their performance significantly.

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