Dallas Wings vs New York Liberty Prediction, Picks, and Odds: Ionescu Too Good for Wings

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Sunday’s matinee WNBA game features a showdown between the No. 2 ranked teams from both conferences in the Dallas Wings and the New York Liberty. 
The Liberty come in having won five of their last six games, including an emphatic 106-83 win over the Atlanta Dream in their most recent contest on Friday. The Wings have won two in a row themselves, and are riding breakout season from Satou Sabally alongside their new-look squad.
Our WNBA picks and predictions for Wings vs. Liberty on Sunday, June 11 believe that Sabrina Ionescu’s career high performance against Atlanta will have a carryover...

Sunday’s matinee WNBA game features a showdown between the No. 2 ranked teams from both conferences in the Dallas Wings and the New York Liberty. 
The Liberty come in having won five of their last six games, including an emphatic 106-83 win over the Atlanta Dream in their most recent contest on Friday. The Wings have won two in a row themselves, and are riding breakout season from Satou Sabally alongside their new-look squad.
Our WNBA picks and predictions for Wings vs. Liberty on Sunday, June 11 believe that Sabrina Ionescu’s career high performance against Atlanta will have a carryover effect into today’s game.
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No matter how much they want to avoid the label, the New York Liberty are the prototypical super team, with all the benefits and downsides that comes with it. One of the drawbacks is it can be difficult for the teams’ already established talent to find their way in the new hierarchy. In what is bad news for the rest of the WNBA, it appears Sabrina Ionescu has begun to figure it out.
Sabrina has been off to an uneven start for New York this year, despite the first healthy offseason of her career, in large part because she’s been deferring to her MVP-caliber teammates rather than seizing control of the game as she’s used to doing. After a pair of discouraging outings where she collectively scored just nine points, she exploded for a career-high 37 on Friday against the Atlanta Dream. This is obviously not the new normal, but I do believe it represented a breakthrough in Sabrina’s mental approach to playing with such talented teammates that should see her playing more like her old self going forward.
Part of it is that there was bound to be a feeling out process between Sabrina and Courtney Vandersloot, both of whom have been ball-dominant point guards in their careers. It also wasn’t immediately obvious who should be coming off the ball more, as both are outstanding shooters. At least for last game it seemed the best balance was leaning on Vandersloot as playmaker and off-ball threat with Sabrina working off screens and taking spot ups or pull up threes in transition. Sloot added 11 assists while helping Sabrina get her career high on 10-for-18 from the field (as well as tying a WNBA record with eight made threes). Once Sabrina was comfortable, she was back in take-over mode on the ball again, even with superstar teammates Breanna Stewart and Jonquel Jones sharing the court with her.
The way the Liberty offense has begun to take shape is perfect for maximizing Sabrina’s scoring. New York has the highest amount of assisted baskets as a portion of their total offense of any team, with just 22.9% of their buckets come unassisted. They have so many weapons and are learning to move the ball well (and just as critically move without the ball) that they become incredibly difficult to guard. Sabrina is a willing cutter and capable shooter in just about any situation, and her teammates are getting better at finding her. 
That’s going to be difficult to defend for a Dallas Wings team that is used to playing fairly static on both ends. Dallas is more of an isolation team, which is not a bad thing when you have multiple elite creators, as it limits turnovers and prevents opposing teams from bringing extra players into t...