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Valkyries Streak Faces Clark's Fever Showdown
15 Jul
Summary
- Golden State Valkyries' seven-game winning streak is on the line.
- Caitlin Clark and Indiana Fever are 1.5-point favorites at home.
- The teams have opposite playstyles: fast-paced Fever vs. defensive Valkyries.

The Golden State Valkyries' impressive seven-game winning streak is set to be tested on Wednesday, July 15, as they face Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever. This marks the third encounter between these teams this season, with each having secured a victory in their previous matchups. The Fever are currently listed as 1.5-point favorites for the game at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.
The two teams exhibit contrasting playstyles. The Indiana Fever are known for their fast pace, leading the league in tempo and possessing the top offensive rating. Conversely, the Golden State Valkyries play at the slowest pace in the WNBA and boast the league's No. 1 scoring defense. Despite lacking a primary offensive star, the Valkyries have built their streak on elite defense and strong 3-point shooting, leading the league in 3-pointers made and attempted per game.
Analysts are targeting a player prop bet on Caitlin Clark, predicting her points and assists will be UNDER 22.5. Clark has been playing on a minutes limit due to a recent back issue, resulting in fewer than 25 minutes played in her last three games and failing to exceed 22.5 combined points and assists in the past two contests. Given the Valkyries' defensive prowess, particularly their ability to limit assists, Clark faces a significant challenge to surpass this line.
Despite Golden State's defensive strength, which has often led to games going UNDER the total, there is a prediction for the OVER 168.5 points in this specific matchup. The Fever's offensive capabilities, averaging 94.0 points per game, combined with the Valkyries' reliance on 3-point shooting, could push the scoring total higher. Furthermore, the Fever have a strong track record of their home games exceeding the total, hitting the OVER in 67% of contests at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.