Sat 6/5 601 LA Sparks -1.5 -105 OVER 136 -106
01:00 PM 602 Houston Comets +1.5 -105 UNDER 136 -104
Sat 6/5 603 Charlotte Sting +5 -101 OVER 129.5 -102
05:00 PM 604 Indiana Fever -5 -109 UNDER 129.5 -108
Sat 6/5 605 Phoenix Mercury +4.5 -105 OVER 132 -105
05:00 PM 606 Minnesota Lynx -4.5 -105 UNDER 132 -105
Sat 6/5 607 New York Liberty -1 -105 OVER 128.5 -106
05:00 PM 608 SA Silver Stars +1 -105 UNDER 128.5 -104
Sat 6/5 609 Seattle Storm +2 -105 OVER 138 -108
07:00 PM 610 Sacramento Monarchs -2 -105 UNDER 138 -102
01:00 PM 602 Houston Comets +1.5 -105 UNDER 136 -104
Sat 6/5 603 Charlotte Sting +5 -101 OVER 129.5 -102
05:00 PM 604 Indiana Fever -5 -109 UNDER 129.5 -108
Sat 6/5 605 Phoenix Mercury +4.5 -105 OVER 132 -105
05:00 PM 606 Minnesota Lynx -4.5 -105 UNDER 132 -105
Sat 6/5 607 New York Liberty -1 -105 OVER 128.5 -106
05:00 PM 608 SA Silver Stars +1 -105 UNDER 128.5 -104
Sat 6/5 609 Seattle Storm +2 -105 OVER 138 -108
07:00 PM 610 Sacramento Monarchs -2 -105 UNDER 138 -102
Los Angeles (3-3) at Houston (3-4) 4:00 pm EDT
Stats at a Glance
HOUSTON (Ticker) -- The Houston Comets try to avoid matching the longest losing streak in team history on Saturday when they host the Los Angeles Sparks at the Toyota Center.
The Comets have lost consecutive games for the first time this season. They lost a franchise-record three straight regular-season games to finish the 2003 campaign.
Houston opened a three-game homestand with a 71-62 victory over the New York Liberty on Thursday.
Sheryl Swoopes scored 16 of his 19 points in the second half, but Tina Thompson was held to 13 points on 5-of-18 shooting for the Comets, who rallied from as 16-point deficit before falling short.
Los Angeles had its first winning streak of the season snapped with a 68-51 road loss to the Sacramento Monarchs on Thursday.
Mwadi Mabika scored 11 points but was the only player in double figures for the Sparks. Superstar Lisa Leslie managed only four points on 2-of-7 shooting due to foul trouble.
Stats at a Glance
HOUSTON (Ticker) -- The Houston Comets try to avoid matching the longest losing streak in team history on Saturday when they host the Los Angeles Sparks at the Toyota Center.
The Comets have lost consecutive games for the first time this season. They lost a franchise-record three straight regular-season games to finish the 2003 campaign.
Houston opened a three-game homestand with a 71-62 victory over the New York Liberty on Thursday.
Sheryl Swoopes scored 16 of his 19 points in the second half, but Tina Thompson was held to 13 points on 5-of-18 shooting for the Comets, who rallied from as 16-point deficit before falling short.
Los Angeles had its first winning streak of the season snapped with a 68-51 road loss to the Sacramento Monarchs on Thursday.
Mwadi Mabika scored 11 points but was the only player in double figures for the Sparks. Superstar Lisa Leslie managed only four points on 2-of-7 shooting due to foul trouble.
