Caitlin Clark, Indiana Fever vs Seattle Storm predictions, time, where to watch today, June 24
The Indiana Fever finish a Western trip against the Seattle Storm on Tuesday night.
The Fever (6-7) have faltered in the fourth quarter of two straight games as Caitlin Clark has hit 1-of-16 3-pointers. The Storm (9-5) have won three straight games, and Nneka Ogwumike has averaged 25.7 points during the winning streak.
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Chloe Peterson's prediction: Storm 88-76
"The Storm have been firing on all cylinders, handing Minnesota its first loss of the season and taking down New York on Sunday. They have three players averaging 14 or more points per game — Skylar Diggins, Gabby Williams, and Nneka Ogwumike — and their bench has been productive.
"Indiana has led at halftime in its past two games, but seemed lethargic in the second half and unable to sustain those leads. Seattle is aggressive and high-energy, and Indiana may not be able to keep up."
10 p.m. ET Tuesday, June 24, 2025, at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle.
TV: WTHR-13, NBA TV, with Pat Boylan (play-by-play), Debbie Antonelli (analysis) and Kelsie Kasper (sideline reporting)
Streaming: Fubo (free trial)
Expanded lineup: Fever add games on FanDuel Sports Network
93.5 and 107.5 FM in Indianapolis, with John Nolan (play-by-play), Bria Gross (analysis)
In eight games this season, Caitlin Clark averages 19.8 points, 40.6% shooting, 31.9% 3-pointers, 81.6% free throws, 9.0 assists, 1.4 steals, 5.6 turnovers.
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Fever: DeWanna Bonner (personal) is out.
Storm: Katie Lou Samuelson is out. Lexie Brown (illness) is questionable.
via BetMGM
Favorite: Storm by 2.5 points
Over/under: 165.5 total points
Moneyline: Fever +110, Storm -130
ESPN's matchup predictor gives the Storm a 64.1% chance of winning.
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