Dallas Wings vs Seattle Storm Picks, Prediction, Odds, and Line Movement for Monday June 22 2026
Use Code WWWC Dallas visits Seattle with updated picks, injury news, and top WNBA player props for Monday night.
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Best Moneyline Odds: Dallas Wings (-426) / Seattle Storm (+340)
Best Spread Odds: Dallas Wings -9.5 (-110) / Seattle Storm +9.5 (-105)
Best Total Odds: Over 170.0 (-110) / Under 170.5 (-108)
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Game Info
Date: Monday, June 22, 2026
Time: 10:00 PM EDT
Location: Climate Pledge Arena, Seattle, WA
TV: Prime Video, KFAA, CW Seattle
Dallas Wings vs Seattle Storm Preview
The Dallas Wings enter Monday at 10-6 following a dramatic 93-92 victory over the Chicago Sky. Dallas trailed by 17 points during the fourth quarter before completing the third-largest fourth-quarter comeback in franchise history.
Paige Bueckers produced the decisive sequence. She converted a four-point play with Dallas trailing by five during the final minute, and Li Yueru later made two free throws to give the Wings their only lead of the game.
Bueckers finished with 19 points, eight assists, seven rebounds, two steals, and one block. She remains Dallas' primary offensive organizer, averaging approximately 18.7 points, 6.1 assists, and 4.9 rebounds.
Jessica Shepard added 21 points and eight rebounds against Chicago. Shepard has become one of the league's most productive all-around frontcourt players, averaging 14.2 points, 11.2 rebounds, and 5.4 assists.
Dallas averages 87.9 points per game and owns an offensive rating above 111. The Wings combine efficient shooting with strong ball movement and have several players capable of initiating offense.
The Wings do not rely exclusively on Bueckers. Arike Ogunbowale averages 15.2 points, Azzi Fudd averages 12.7, and Shepard can score, rebound, and create from the high post.
Dallas has also received important minutes from Awak Kuier, Maddy Siegrist, Li Yueru, Aziaha James, and Awa Fam. That depth allows the Wings to maintain several scoring threats when Bueckers or Ogunbowale rests.
The Wings remain a strong offensive team, but their recent road performance creates some concern. Dallas has lost three consecutive road games, including defeats against Portland and Golden State.
The Golden State loss demonstrated one potential weakness. Dallas allowed the Valkyries to shoot efficiently from outside and struggled to recover after surrendering a 14-0 second-quarter run.
The Wings also enter Monday with significant injury concerns. Alanna Smith is out after suffering a facial injury against Chicago, while Odyssey Sims is unavailable with an ankle injury.
Alysha Clark is questionable with a leg issue. Those absences reduce Dallas' defensive versatility and frontcourt depth, particularly against a Seattle lineup led by Dominique Malonga.
Smith's absence was noticeable against Chicago. Kamilla Cardoso scored 26 points and collected nine rebounds as the Sky repeatedly attacked Dallas inside.
Seattle does not possess Chicago's overall interior depth, but Malonga gives the Storm a skilled scorer and rebounder capable of exploiting the same weakness.
The Seattle Storm enter at 3-14 and have lost 10 consecutive games. Seattle remains winless in nine games against Western Conference opponents and owns one of the league's weakest offensive profiles.
The Storm average 76.9 points per game while shooting approximately 40.7% from the field. Their 99.0 offensive rating ranks near the bottom of the league.
Seattle also plays at one of the WNBA's slower tempos. The Storm average fewer than 78 possessions per 40 minutes, reducing the number of opportunities available to both teams.
The Storm are coming off a 93-73 loss against Phoenix. Seattle remained competitive during portions of the game but could not keep pace with the Mercury's efficiency and depth.
Malonga leads Seattle's interior offense with 15.1 points and 6.4 rebounds per game. The 20-year-old center shoots above 46% from the field and can score through post touches, rolls, offensive rebounds, and transition opportunities.
Natisha Hiedeman leads Seattle with 15.3 points and 4.3 assists per game. Her ability to create off the dribble is essential for a team that frequently struggles to generate efficient half-court possessions.
Flau'jae Johnson averages 11.4 points, 4.9 rebounds, and 2.3 assists during her rookie season. Her athleticism gives Seattle a transition threat, although she is shooting only 34% from the field and 25% from three-point range.
Jade Melbourne is questionable with a foot injury. Melbourne averages 8.4 points and 3.5 assists, making her status important for a backcourt that already places substantial playmaking responsibility on Hiedeman.
Seattle's record and losing streak make it difficult to trust the Storm outright. However, the combination of home court, Malonga's presence, and Dallas' injuries gives Seattle a better opportunity to remain competitive than the first meeting suggests.
Historic Head-to-Head Stats and Analysis
Dallas defeated Seattle 79-56 on June 1 at College Park Center. The Wings held the Storm to the lowest single-game point total by any WNBA team at that point in the season.
Seattle shot only 22.2% during the first quarter and went scoreless for the opening four minutes of both halves. Dallas also controlled the offensive glass and prevented the Storm from establishing any consistent rhythm.
Aziaha James led Dallas with 18 points off the bench. Bueckers finished with 10 points, nine rebounds, and seven assists, while Shepard added nine points, eight rebounds, and six assists.
The result requires important context because Malonga did not play. Seattle was missing its leading interior scorer and one of its strongest rebounders, leaving the Storm without a reliable way to pressure Dallas around the basket.
Malonga's return changes the matchup. Dallas is now missing Smith, and Cardoso's performance Saturday demonstrated that the Wings can be vulnerable against skilled centers when their frontcourt rotation is depleted.
The first meeting also became a blowout early enough for Dallas to reduce the workload of several starters. That affects the usefulness of individual player totals from the game, particularly Shepard's nine points and Fudd's nine points.
Seattle has won seven of the last 10 meetings between the franchises, although many of those games occurred before Dallas assembled its current roster around Bueckers, Shepard, Fudd, and its improved supporting cast.
The most relevant evidence remains the current season. Dallas is the stronger team and already demonstrated that its defense can disrupt Seattle, but the Storm have a healthier interior rotation than they did June 1.
Game Thesis: Dallas should win because it owns the superior offense, deeper collection of creators, and more reliable late-game options. The current 9.5-point spread is less attractive because the Wings have lost three straight road games, are missing important frontcourt pieces, and now face a Seattle lineup with Malonga available. Seattle's slow pace and limited shooting should keep the total below 170.5, while the Storm can remain within the generous home-underdog number.
Spread Pick: Seattle Storm +9.5 (-105)
Seattle +9.5 is preferable to laying double digits with Dallas. The Wings are the superior team, but the current matchup contains more uncertainty than the first 23-point result suggests.
Malonga did not participate in the first meeting. Her presence gives Seattle a legitimate interior scorer capable of challenging a Dallas frontcourt playing without Smith.
Dallas has lost three consecutive road games and is coming off a demanding comeback victory. The Wings needed a 36-point fourth quarter to defeat Chicago after trailing for nearly the entire game.
The Chicago matchup also showed that Dallas can struggle against size. Cardoso controlled the paint, and Seattle should attempt to create similar opportunities through Malonga.
Seattle plays slowly enough to reduce the number of possessions available for Dallas to build separation. A lower-possession game increases the value of receiving 9.5 points.
The Storm have obvious offensive limitations, but they do not need to win. A Dallas victory by five to nine points would still produce a successful Seattle cover.
Dallas could create another blowout if Seattle repeats its shooting performance from June 1. However, the current injuries and Malonga's availability make the Storm the more attractive spread position.
⭐ Best Bet - Total Pick: Under 170.5 (-108)
The Under 170.5 is the strongest game wager. The total has increased from the earlier range near 168.5 despite Seattle continuing to play at one of the league's slowest tempos.
Seattle averages 76.9 points per game. The Storm have struggled to create efficient possessions, particularly when opponents prevent Hiedeman from reaching the paint.
Dallas averages 87.9 points, but its games do not automatically become shootouts. The Wings held Seattle to 56 points in the first meeting and limited Las Vegas to 66 one week ago.
The combined scoring averages of the two teams produce a total below the current market. Dallas and Seattle average approximately 164.8 combined points per game.
Seattle's pace creates another advantage for the Under. The Storm rank near the bottom of the league in possessions per game and frequently require extended half-court possessions to generate shots.
Dallas may also play more conservatively if it establishes a comfortable lead. The Wings do not need to continue pushing tempo during the fourth quarter against a Seattle team that has struggled to produce comebacks.
Malonga's return and Dallas' frontcourt injuries create some Over risk. Seattle should score more than the 56 points it produced in the first meeting, especially if it consistently establishes Malonga inside.
The Wings are also capable of scoring 90 points against weaker defenses. Dallas has reached at least 91 points in several victories and produced 93 against Chicago despite struggling for three quarters.
The market still requires Seattle to contribute a substantial total if Dallas finishes in the high 80s. A final score around 87-78, 88-77, or 85-79 would remain below 170.5 while supporting a Dallas victory and Seattle spread cover.
Top Player Prop Picks
Paige Bueckers Over 4.5 Rebounds (+116) Bueckers averages approximately 4.9 rebounds per game, placing her normal production slightly above the listed total.
She collected nine rebounds during the first meeting with Seattle. Bueckers remained involved on the defensive glass throughout the game and finished one rebound short of a double-double.
Bueckers also recorded seven rebounds against Chicago on Saturday. Her ability to rebound and immediately initiate transition possessions makes her valuable when Dallas uses smaller lineups.
Smith's absence may create additional rebounding opportunities for the Wings' guards. Dallas cannot depend entirely on Shepard to control the glass, particularly when she is responsible for defending Malonga.
Seattle shoots only around 40.7% from the field, creating a steady supply of defensive rebounds. Bueckers should have opportunities to collect misses from Seattle's perimeter players while Shepard and the Dallas centers occupy Malonga.
The plus-money price makes the Over attractive. Bueckers does not need an unusual performance to reach five rebounds, and her recent role supports another complete statistical line.
Jessica Shepard Over 13.5 Points (-102) Shepard averages 14.2 points per game and enters after scoring 21 against Chicago. She produced that total while adding eight rebounds and remaining central to Dallas' fourth-quarter comeback.
Smith's absence increases Shepard's importance. Dallas needs her to play substantial minutes, create offense from the high post, and provide interior scoring against Seattle.
Shepard scored only nine points during the first matchup, but the blowout reduced the need for Dallas to use its starters throughout the fourth quarter. She still contributed eight rebounds and six assists.
Seattle allows more than 84 points per game and owns a defensive rating above 108. The Storm can struggle against frontcourt players who move the ball, cut into open space, and finish efficiently around the basket.
Malonga's size creates a difficult individual matchup, but Shepard does not need to score exclusively through post-ups. She can produce through rolls, offensive rebounds, short jumpers, cuts, and transition opportunities.
The near-even price is preferable to laying a heavy number on a reduced total. Shepard should have enough minutes and usage to reach at least 14 points.
Azzi Fudd Under 13.5 Points (-120) Fudd averages 12.7 points per game, keeping her season-long production below the current 13.5-point market.
She has scored 13 and 10 points during her last two games. Fudd attempted 13 shots in both appearances but did not receive enough free-throw volume to push either performance above the line.
Fudd produced nine points in the first meeting with Seattle. The lopsided score reduced her late-game workload, but the result also demonstrated how Dallas can distribute production throughout a deep rotation.
Bueckers, Shepard, and Ogunbowale all command substantial usage. Fudd can produce efficiently without consistently receiving enough attempts to reach 14 points.
The rookie remains dangerous from three-point range and has already produced games of 18 and 19 points during June. A strong shooting night can defeat the Under quickly.
The improved 13.5 line provides more protection than the original Under 12.5 recommendation. With Fudd averaging 12.7 and staying below 14 in consecutive games, the Under remains the preferable side.
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