The Seattle Storm vs. Atlanta Dream game is set to tip off at 7:30 p.m. ET on Friday, July 31, with the Dream entering as 13.5-point favorites on the spread and returning a 1.12x payout to win, via PrizePicks.
The Storm (6-24) head to Atlanta after an unsuccessful homestand, extending their losing streak to seven games. Seattle currently sits dead last in the WNBA standings, winning just one contest since the start of July.
On the other hand, the Dream (17-10) sit just 0.5 games behind the Fever for the East’s top seed, with Atlanta looking to extend its four-game win streak. The Dream have won three of their last four home games, including an 89-78 triumph over the Storm before the All-Star break.
Below, we'll break down our Storm vs. Dream prediction and picks for Friday's WNBA game, including the spread, over/under, and key player picks for PrizePicks.
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Storm vs. Dream Prediction, Spread, Over/Under – Friday, July 31
Seattle's struggles have carried over through the break, with the Storm dropping their first game back, 105-95, to the Fever. Inconsistencies on both ends of the floor have derailed their season, and a playoff berth is merely something to dream on.
On Friday, the Storm enter as one of the largest underdogs of the year on the road against a top team.
Atlanta has established itself as a legitimate contender following a blockbuster offseason trade for F Angel Reese. The Dream rank in the top six in both offensive and defensive ratings and have been one of the toughest teams to score on.
Atlanta continues to struggle from 3-point range, however, and now faces a Seattle side that allows opponents the lowest 3-point percentage this season at 31.0%.
The Storm are also expected to get All-Star C Dominique Malonga back in the lineup after she missed the first game following the break. The second-year player leads the team with 16.3 PPG and will be a key figure against a Dream side that dominates the paint.
Atlanta has generated 51.6% of its points from 2-point territory, making Malonga's shot-blocking presence particularly valuable tonight.
Even so, Atlanta's defense may make life difficult for a Storm offense that has been well below its best this season. Seattle ranks last in offensive efficiency on the road at just 0.934.
Despite some encouraging recent performances, the Storm could have a hard time sustaining consistent offense for a full 40 minutes against a defense of Atlanta's caliber.
Storm vs. Dream Spread, Over/Under – Friday, July 31
The Dream enter Friday’s game as 13.5-point home favorites against the Storm, returning a 1.12x payout if they win outright, via PrizePicks Team Picks.
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Storm vs. Dream Injury Report for Friday, July 31
Let’s dive into the full Storm vs. Dream injury report for Friday, via WNBA.com.
Seattle Storm Injury Report
- G Taina Mair (Coach’s Decision) – Out
- C Dominique Malonga (Back) – Probable
Atlanta Dream Injury Report
- G Te-Hina Paopao (Leg) – Out
Storm vs. Dream Prediction on Over/Under – 7/31/26
Here are the key game stats and trends behind our Storm vs. Dream prediction on the over/under for Friday, July 31.
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- The Storm and Dream have split their season series 1-1, with the over hitting in both meetings. Seattle and Atlanta games have each gone over in 15 of their respective contests this season.
- Seattle scored 105 points against Atlanta in the first meeting but managed just 78 when the two sides met earlier this month. The Storm's outside shooting was the defining difference, hitting 14 treys in the first outing and just a trio of them in the 78-point outing.
- Both the Storm and Dream rank in the bottom six in 3-point percentage and in the bottom five in true shooting clip.
- The Storm have scored 90+ points in four of their last five games, averaging 94 PPG over that stretch — 11.7 above their season average.
- Despite their shooting struggles, the Dream's 89.1 PPG rank sixth-highest in the league. Atlanta also allows the fourth-fewest PPG to opponents at 85.1, with teams shooting a league-worst 48.5% against them.
Storm vs. Dream Picks, Player Stats for PrizePicks: 7/31/26
Here are the top Storm vs. Dream picks to target on Friday, July 31. Today’s WNBA picks for PrizePicks include Natisha Hiedeman and Angel Reese.
Storm G Natisha Hiedeman vs. Dream: 22.5 Pts + Rebs + Asts
- Hiedeman enters tonight fresh off a 33-point career-high performance against the Fever earlier this week, finishing with 43 combined points, rebounds, and assists.
- For the year, Hiedeman is averaging 23.4 PRA but has surpassed that mark in both meetings with the Dream, recording 28 PRA in each contest with 20 points in both.
- She has now scored 30+ points twice in her last six games, averaging 24.6 PRA in that stretch. Malonga's return could take away some of her scoring opportunities but should also open up easier assist chances to the talented big.
- Hiedeman carries a 24.4% usage rate — 18th in the league — and serves as Seattle's primary ball handler, with her statistical output being a clear reflection of that responsibility.
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Dream F Angel Reese vs. Storm: 15.5 Points
- Reese has helped transform the Dream into one of the league's most dominant inside teams with her elite rebounding. She leads all players in the league with 4.7 second-chance PPG.
- The All-Star reserve has surpassed 16 points in both meetings with Seattle and is averaging 15.6 PPG on the year.
- Despite managing a leg injury, Reese has scored 17+ points in five of her last six games, averaging 18.5 PPG.
- Seattle allows 44.2 PPG to opponents from 2-point territory, and Reese attempts the fourth-most 2-point shots per game at 11.5.
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The Storm face a tall task as they look to snap a seven-game losing streak on the road in Atlanta tonight. The Dream, meanwhile, will look to build on Wednesday's big win and extend their winning streak to five games against the league's lowest-seeded visiting side.
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