WNBA DFS Breakdown: Tuesday
Candace Parker could be positioned for a big night for Chicago against a Mercury club that has struggled to both rebound and defend the perimeter so far this season.
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Candace Parker could be positioned for a big night for Chicago against a Mercury club that has struggled to both rebound and defend the perimeter so far this season.
Liz Cambage has been a welcome addition for the Sparks, and she should have plenty of chances to thrive during Sunday's game against the Lynx, which is expected to be the highest-scoring matchup on the slate.
Sylvia Fowles could be positioned to take advantage of a Liberty frontcourt that has struggled to a league-worst rebounding rate to open the 2022 campaign.
Elena Delle Donne is out due to rest and Myisha Hines-Allen is expected to be a game-time decision, so Ariel Atkins will have to once again carry Washington against Atlanta on Friday night.
DeWanna Bonner will be making her season debut Tuesday after fulfilling her overseas obligation. With Bonner and Courtney Williams back in action, the Sun's rotation should look very different against New York.