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WNBA POD Analysis:
Rickea Jackson (Los Angeles Sparks) OVER 14.5 Points:
You can also, if you have the option and availability, take the lower point threshold for added safety.
Without Plum, Rickea becomes the #1 option
When Plum is out, Rickea takes charge of the offense. In her last 6 WNBA games without Plum, she surpassed the 13.5-point mark in 6/7 games, averaging 18.1 points. Tonight, she’s not only missing Plum but also Sims and potentially other secondary options — a clear path in terms of usage.
History vs. Seattle: Consistent Dominance
Jackson has always shined against the Storm:
14+ points in her last 3 games against Seattle, averaging 20 points
At home? Same trend: 2/2 overs, averaging 19 points
This isn’t a fluke. Rickea has the perfect profile to attack Seattle’s defense, especially with her ability to play face-up or at mid-range.
Volume + Minutes = Winning Combo
The signals are green for playing time:
Two consecutive games with 30+ minutes
18 and 30 points scored in those two games
The trend is clear: when Rickea plays 30+ minutes, she dominates the stat sheet.
Plus, she exceeded this point threshold in all 3 matchups last year against Seattle when playing 30+ minutes.
Tactical Analysis
Seattle’s defense is stronger than last year but remains vulnerable to hybrid 3-and-4 profiles like Rickea. With more ball-handling opportunities, she can initiate plays, attack closeouts, and draw fouls.
Her aggressiveness should also lead to more free-throw attempts, a key asset for quickly covering this point threshold.
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