Fever vs. Storm Prediction, Spread, WNBA Picks – Tuesday, July 28

The WNBA returns from the All-Star break on Tuesday, July 28, with the Seattle Storm hosting the Indiana Fever at 9:30 p.m. ET on ESPN. The Fever enter the matchup as 9.5-point favorites on the spread, via PrizePicks.

Before the break, Indiana was riding a three-game winning streak and capped off the first half with a dominant 123-88 win against the Connecticut Sun. Meanwhile, Seattle has currently lost six consecutive contests, including back-to-back games against the Minnesota Lynx.

Below, we'll break down our Fever vs. Storm prediction and picks for Tuesday’s WNBA game, including the spread, over/under, and key player picks for PrizePicks.

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Fever vs. Storm Prediction, Spread, Over/Under – Tuesday, July 28

After an inconsistent start to the season, the Fever have turned things around in a big way. Indiana has been victorious in seven of its last nine games and has defeated the New York Liberty and the Las Vegas Aces on two occasions during that span.

G Caitlin Clark had been dealing with a back injury and was being eased back into the lineup before the break. However, over her last three games, Clark has averaged 29.7 points and 9.3 assists while shooting 48.1% (13-of-27) from deep.

The Storm have landed in the win column on just one occasion in July, which was an 82-64 triumph against the Los Angeles Sparks back on July 6. Seattle has dropped eight of its last nine games but did play two very closely contested matchups against Minnesota.

One of the few bright spots has been the play of C Dominique Malonga, who was selected to participate in the All-Star Game after averaging a team-high 16.3 points and 8.5 rebounds in the first half of the season.

Fever vs. Storm Spread, Over/Under – Tuesday, July 28

The Fever enter Tuesday’s game as 9.5-point road favorites against the Storm, returning a 1.23x payout if they win outright, via PrizePicks Team Picks.

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Fever vs. Storm Injury Report for Tuesday, July 28

Let’s dive into the full Fever vs. Storm injury report for Tuesday, July 28, via WNBA.com.

Indiana Fever Injury Report

• G Caitlin Clark (back) – Probable
• C-F Damiris Dantas (knee) – OUT
• G Bree Hall (ankle) – Probable

Seattle Storm Injury Report

• F Ezi Magbegor (face) – OUT
• C Dominique Malonga (back) – Questionable

Fever vs. Storm Prediction on Winner – 7/28/26

Here are the key game stats and trends behind our Fever vs. Storm prediction on the winner for Tuesday, July 28.

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• The Fever are 4-2 against the spread in their last six meetings against the Storm.
• Indiana leads the WNBA in scoring (95.5 PPG), while Seattle averages the fourth-fewest PPG (81.9).
• The Storm commit the second-most turnovers per game (14.7) in the league.
• The Fever own an average scoring margin of +5.9, which ranks second in the WNBA behind only the Lynx (+8.7). Meanwhile, the Storm have a -5.1 average scoring margin (13th).
• Indiana leads the WNBA in 3-point shooting (38.1%), with C Aliyah Boston (46.9%), G Sophie Cunningham (42.9%), and G Kelsey Mitchell (42.5%) pacing the team.
• According to databallr, the Fever rank first in offensive rating (115.6) in 2026, while the Storm are 13th at 102.2.
• Indiana has won the previous six meetings against Seattle outright.

Fever vs. Storm Picks, Player Stats for PrizePicks: 7/28/26

Here are the top Fever vs. Storm picks to target on Tuesday, July 28. Today’s WNBA picks for PrizePicks include G Kelsey Mitchell, C Aliyah Boston, and G Flau’jae Johnson.

Fever G Kelsey Mitchell vs. Storm: 21.5 Points

• Mitchell has scored at least 22 points in 11 of her last 12 contests.
• The Fever star guard averages 23.3 PPG, which ranks second in the WNBA, trailing only the Aces’ A’ja Wilson (26.1).
• Mitchell averages 12.2 unassisted points per 100 offensive possessions, ranking in the 94th percentile.
• The former second-overall pick is shooting 48.5% (16-of-33) from beyond the arc in her last five games.

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Fever C Aliyah Boston vs. Storm: 23.5 Pts + Rebs

• Boston has recorded at least 24 points and rebounds in six of her last eight games.
• The Fever C pulls down 26.1% of her available defensive rebound opportunities, which ranks in the 97th percentile.
• Seattle allows the fifth-most defensive boards per game (25.5).
• In her last six games, Boston has averaged 18.3 points while shooting 59.5% from the field.

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Storm G Flau’jae Johnson vs. Fever: 14 Points

• Johnson has tallied at least 15 points in four consecutive games before the All-Star break.
• The 2026 first-round pick has tallied a 24.8% usage rate, slotting into the 86th percentile.
• In her last four games, Johnson is shooting 52.5% from the field while scoring at least 16 points in each of those contests.
• Johnson has made 39.6% of her shots on unassisted attempts.

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The Fever really hit their stride before the All-Star break and currently occupy the top spot in the WNBA’s Eastern Conference. With Indiana set to face a struggling Seattle team on Tuesday, the Fever’s winning ways may continue. 

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