Sun vs Storm Predictions, Picks & Odds for Tonight’s WNBA Game

Connecticut is crumbling while Seattle is surging, and that's why Seattle will cover the spread, per our WNBA betting picks for Friday night.

Eric Rosales - Contributor at Covers.com
Eric Rosales • Betting Analyst
Jun 27, 2025 • 15:12 ET • 4 min read
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Their three-game win streak snapped, the Seattle Storm look to get back into the win column Friday night when they host the Connecticut Sun.

The struggling Sun are massive 19-point road underdogs in the WNBA odds, and are currently riding a seven-game losing skid.

Our Sun vs. Storm predictions and WNBA picks think the low-scoring visitors won’t be able to keep up with one of the league’s top teams on June 27.

Sun vs Storm predictions

My Sun vs Storm best bet: Seattle -19 (-110 at DraftKings)

The Seattle Storm should be extra motivated on Friday after a disappointing 94-86 loss to the Indiana Fever.

The Storm were crushed on the boards, losing the rebound battle 38-21, including 15 offensive rebounds against that led to 20 points.

The WNBA’s top 3-point shooting team — hitting at a 37% clip — Seattle put up a woeful 8-for-28 night from 3-point range. They’re now 2-6 on the year when they shoot below their season average.

The Connecticut Sun have many of their own problems, as they were just drilled 85-59 by the Las Vegas Aces.

Since losing guard Marina Mabrey, the Sun’s offense is not even pop gun: they have lost the last two games by a combined 50 points, and they’ve now gone three straight games failing to crack the 60-point plateau.

The Sun are the WNBA’s lowest-scoring team, averaging 70.9 points per game. With Mabrey on the shelf, that currently leaves Tina Charles and her 16.2 points per game as the lone double-digit scorer on the roster.

Seattle may have just three wins of 20 or more points on the season, but a blowout win over this edition of Connecticut is possible at home, where it averages 86 points per game on 49.4% shooting.

The Sun have just one win in eight road games so far this year and have a 3-5-0 record against the spread. The Storm have won two of the last three head-to-head matchups, and shouldn’t be challenged much by Connecticut on Friday.

Sun vs Storm same-game parlay (SGP)

Seattle -19

Skylar Diggins Over 19.5 points

Tina Charles Over 15.5 points

Skylar Diggins is in a groove right now. The Storm guard currently leads the team in scoring at 18.7 points per game, one of four women to average double-digits for Seattle.

Diggins is coming off a 22-point effort in the loss to Indiana, marking the third straight game she’s scored 20+ points, including the fifth time in the last seven overall.

With Connecticut allowing the second-most points on the year, I like Diggins finding the 20-point plateau again.

Props to 36-year-old Charles for still being able to get buckets, but Connecticut is in shambles if its only source of offense is the top pick of the 2010 WNBA Draft.

That’s not your problem for this game, though, where Charles has a generous scoring line of 15.5 points Friday, a number she has topped in six of her last eight.

Sun vs Storm odds

Sun vs Storm live odds

Sun vs Storm opening odds

  • Spread: Connecticut +19.5 (-112) | Seattle -19.5 (-108)
  • Moneyline: Connecticut +1500 | Seattle -5000
  • Over/Under: Over 156.5 (-110) | Under 156.5 (-110)

Sun vs Storm trend

The Storm are 5-2-0 against the spread in their last seven overall. Find more WNBA betting trends for Sun vs. Storm.

How to watch Sun vs Storm

Location Climate Pledge Arena, Seattle, WA
Date Friday, 6-27-2025
Tip-off 10:00 p.m. ET
TV ION

Sun vs Storm latest injuries

Sun: M. Mabrey (Out).
Storm: K. Samuelson (Out).
Find our latest WNBA injury reports.

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Eric has been involved in sports media in many different capacities since graduating from journalism school in 1999, back when getting your own column in a newspaper was still considered a thing. He doubled down and graduated from broadcast journalism school five years later, which led to a move to Toronto and a career with The Sports Network (TSN). From behind-the-scenes production work, he moved into the digital realm, where he had his own hoops column (At the Buzzer), while regularly live streaming and chatting with fans during broadcasts as the character known as LeBlog James. He was also a key contributor to TSN and CTV’s Olympic programming during the 2012 London Games.

Eric eventually found his way into the sports betting field in 2016 and has been a mainstay ever since. He was tagged on Twitter as a Top 10 NBA sharp during the 2021 season and has been interviewed about basketball and his handicapping process on shows from Vancouver to India. Eric is now a jack-of-all-sports at Covers, where his predictions span the alphabet soup: NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, F1, WNBA, Euro, and Copa.

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