Team Coop vs Team Spoon Prediction 7-25-26 WNBA Picks

Team Spoon and Team Coop meet Saturday in WNBA action at the United Center. Here’s a Team Coop vs Team Spoon Prediction. This article will include a Team Coop vs Team Spoon Pick.

Team Spoon Betting Preview

Team Spoon will be led by coach Cheryl Reeve, and she’ll have a couple of her own players in Olivia Miles and Courtney Williams. Miles is the clear favorite to win rookie of the year and is a dark horse contender for MVP as well.

Arguably the best player in the league in A’ja Wilson is on Team Sppon, while Aliyah Boston, Jessica Shepard, and Caitlin Clark round out the starting five. There’s some versatility in that starting lineup as a lot of those players can produce inside but have an outside shot as well. Nneka Ogwumike is making her 11th all star appereance and a pair of Dream players are coming off the bench in Allisha Gray and Rhyne Howard. There’s quality bigs on the bench as well in Kiki Iriafen and Jonquel Jones. There’s a lot of size on this roster.   

Team Coop Betting Preview

Team Coop will be led by coach Becky Hammon, and she’ll have a familiar player in Jackie Young. Kelsey Plum was an All-Star on this roster, but she’s still injured and will be replaced by Kahleah Copper.

Team Coop’s starting five is Paige Bueckers, Kelsey Mitchell, Gabby Williams, Natasha Howard, and Breanna Stewart. This starting five blends well, as there’s elite shooting from the guards and bigs who do their thing down low. Howard leads the league in paint points. Off the bench, there are a couple of first-timers in Marina Mabrey and Dominique Malonga. Outside of the Storm’s young star, Angel Reese is the only other big off the bench. Team Coop is a small team, but there’s a lot of shooting, and if those shots fall, it could be a long day for the opponent.

Team Coop vs Team Spoon Prediction

Team Spoon is favoured because it has the higher profile names. The public is jumping all over it because they see Clark, Wilson, and Miles. I get it.

However, I like free points in All-Star Games because at the end of the day this is an exhibition where defense is optional. There’s not really an edge when neither team is defending. Also, Team Coop has the shooting depth to win this game and possibly even comfortably. There are a couple of bigs who will do their thing, but there are guards for days, and if those shots fall, Team Coop will have its chances to pull away. I’ll grab the free bucket.