Atlanta is an average defensive and rebounding team. The Dream are the lowest-scoring team in the WNBA. But they own a home win this season against the two-time defending champion Aces and are in a good situational spot here to make this a close game.

Las Vegas is off a tough-played, highly-satisfying, 84-79, road win against Seattle this past Wednesday. The Aces now have to travel across three different time zones for this Friday matchup. The Dream won't lack motivation with this being their first home game following a three-game road trip.

Atlanta upset Las Vegas, 78-84, at home as an eight-point 'dog on May 31. The Aces lost last Friday on the road to the Sparks as a 13-point favorite. Las Vegas is 2-4 ATS in its past six away contests.

The Dream are 1-5 in their last six games, but 4-2 ATS. They've played two of the four best teams in the league four times during their last seven games going against New York twice and Connecticut twice. So they are battle tested.

(Stephen Nover is 33-17 on his premium/free WNBA plays this season, including 8-2 this month. Stephen also is 25-11 on his last 36 baseball premium plays and 18-8 on his past 26 Canadian Football League plays. Stephen has Friday plays going in each of these sports, including his WNBA Game of the Week.)