- 1 Indiana Fever vs Seattle Storm : Indiana have the firepower to put some daylight between the teams
- 2 Indiana keep setting the pace
- 3 Seattle are short on consistency
- 4 WNBA prediction : Indiana Fever vs Seattle Storm
- 5 First, a word on our picks
- 6 No commitment from us
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Indiana Fever vs Seattle Storm : Indiana have the firepower to put some daylight between the teams 
Indiana are still pushing for a top spot in the Eastern Conference as they welcome a Seattle side that has been in real trouble for weeks. The Fever are strong at home and still lean on one of the league’s most productive attacks. Seattle, meanwhile, are struggling to put results together and remain stuck near the bottom of the Western Conference.
On paper, there is a clear gap between these two teams. Current form, recent meetings and the difference in quality on show this season all point to Indiana having enough to win by a healthy margin.
Indiana keep setting the pace 
The Fever come into this off the back of a defeat, but they have won three of their last five. That run has kept them firmly in the upper reaches of the standings, with a group that still looks sharp going forward. Indiana are averaging close to 94 points this season and have gone past 95 across their last 10 games. That ability to play at speed and punish mistakes is their biggest weapon.
The defence can wobble at times, but the Fever usually make up for it with their attacking punch. At home, they tend to seize control early and force opponents into chasing the game. Their recent wins over Las Vegas, one of the best teams in the league, show exactly the level Indiana are operating at. If the Fever can create that sort of gap against the Aces, they should have the tools to do the same to a struggling Seattle side.
Seattle are short on consistency 
The Storm are grinding through a miserable season, with just six wins from 26 games. Three straight defeats only underline the problems for a team that cannot find any real rhythm at either end of the floor.
Seattle are averaging just over 80 points this season, which is almost 13 fewer than Indiana. That attacking gap keeps showing up against the better sides, where the Storm often run out of ideas once the tempo rises.
Seattle can still string together the odd decent spell, but the visitors will need something close to perfection if they are to stay with a confident Indiana side for 40 minutes.
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WNBA prediction : Indiana Fever vs Seattle Storm
Indiana Fever win by 8 points or more
Recent meetings between these teams point clearly towards Indiana. That handicap has been covered in four of the last five head-to-heads, a sign that the Fever regularly manage to open up a proper gap against Seattle. Current form backs that up too. Indiana have won three of their last five, including two convincing victories over Las Vegas, a side far more competitive than the Storm. That level of performance matters heading into this one.
The attacking gap is also hard to ignore. Indiana are scoring close to 94 points a game this season, compared with just over 80 for Seattle. If the Fever control the tempo as usual, the Storm could quickly struggle to keep up. Between Indiana’s form, the one-sided recent record and Seattle’s ongoing problems, we are backing the Fever to win by at least eight points.
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