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Connecticut Sun vs. Minnesota Lynx: Preview, Predictions and Picks for June 29, 2025

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Jun 29, 2025 7:23 PM
The Minnesota Lynx, riding high on their overtime win, return to the Target Center on Sunday, June 29, 2025, to host the struggling Connecticut Sun. The Lynx, with an impressive 13-2 overall record and a perfect 7-0 home record, look to extend their winning streak against the Sun, who are still searching for their rhythm with a 2-14 overall record and a 1-8 road record.
Connecticut Sun vs Minnesota Lynx

Current Odds

CONN
MIN
Over
154.5
-110
Under
155.0
+105
CONN
+40.0
-118
MIN
-20.5
-110
CONN
ML
+1150
MIN
ML
-

Sun vs Lynx statistics

Stat Sun Lynx
Streak L8 W1
Last Ten Games 1-9 8-2
Points Per Game 71.6 84.2
Rebounds Per Game 30.4 33.7
Assists Per Game 17.0 23.7
Blocks Per Game 3.9 5.1
Steals Per Game 7.1 7.9
Field Goal % 38.9 46.5
Three Point % 29.5 36.9
Points Against 88.0 74.9

Minnesota Lynx recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
6/27/25 @ Atlanta Dream W 96-92 OT
6/24/25 @ Washington Mystics L 68-64
6/21/25 vs Los Angeles Sparks W 82-66
6/17/25 vs Las Vegas Aces W 76-62
6/14/25 vs Los Angeles Sparks W 101-78

Connecticut Sun recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
6/27/25 @ Seattle Storm L 97-81
6/25/25 @ Las Vegas Aces L 85-59
6/22/25 @ Golden State Valkyries L 87-63
6/20/25 vs Dallas Wings L 86-83
6/18/25 vs Phoenix Mercury L 83-75

Connecticut Sun injuries

  • Marina Mabrey (G): Out
  • Leila Lacan (G): Out

Sun vs Lynx game info

Type Info
Venue Target Center
Location Minneapolis, MN
Tip-off Sun 7:00 PM

Sun vs Lynx predictions

All eyes are on Tina Charles as the Connecticut Sun gear up to face the red-hot Minnesota Lynx at the Target Center. Charles has consistently been the most reliable scoring option for Connecticut this season, so it wouldn’t be surprising if she put up another solid performance, somewhere around her usual 15 or 16 points. With Marina Mabrey out due to a knee injury, the Sun will likely need other players to step up in the backcourt—so expect more playmaking responsibilities to fall to DiJonai Carrington, who’s shown flashes of creativity. Olivia Nelson-Ododa should also see more action on the boards; she’s been pulling down over six rebounds per game and will be vital against Minnesota’s interior presence.

On the Minnesota Lynx side, everyone’s buzzing about Napheesa Collier. She’s been on fire lately, averaging over 24 points, and I’d be shocked if she didn’t deliver another huge outing in front of the home crowd. With her knack for attacking the basket and cleaning the glass—she leads the Lynx in both points and rebounds—Collier could easily put up a double-double. Let’s not forget about Courtney Williams, the primary playmaker; her ability to get teammates involved with around six assists per game could make tonight’s offense flow even more smoothly, especially with the Lynx playing so confidently at home.

Taking everything into account, the Minnesota Lynx look poised to take this one. The home-court advantage, stacked roster, and recent overtime win have the Lynx rolling with momentum, whereas Connecticut is navigating injuries and struggling to find consistency. Unless the Sun find some unexpected offensive firepower or tighten up on defense, the Lynx seem like the clear favorites to come out on top. What do you think—does Connecticut have a surprise up their sleeve, or is this Minnesota’s game to lose?

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