Fever vs. Sky odds, time, spread: 2024 WNBA picks, Caitlin Clark predictions for June 1 from proven expert.

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The Indiana Fever (1-8) are hosting the Chicago Sky (3-3) in an early battle on Saturday afternoon. This is the first of four games of the regular season between these teams. The Fever lead the all-time series 38-28, with games dating back to 2006. This is also the first game between Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese in the pros. This is the first matchup that also counts in the 2024 WNBA Commissioner's Cup, which concludes on June 25. 


Tipoff is noon ET at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. The Sky are 1-point road favorites in the latest Sky vs. Fever odds, while the over/under for total points is 167.5. Clark is +650 to score first in the game and her over/under for total points is 20.5. Before making any Sun vs. Fever picks, be sure to see the WNBA predictions from SportsLine's women's basketball expert Calvin Wetzel. 


Since the start of the 2021-22 women's college basketball campaign, Wetzel is an insane 1,384-988 (+371.33 units). Wetzel also predicted 66 of 68 NCAA Women's Tournament teams this year, as well as 62 of 68 teams within one seed line, and correctly picked 13 of 16 second-round games. Anybody following him has seen huge returns. 


Now, he has set his sights on Fever vs. Sky and just locked in his picks and WNBA predictions. You can visit SportsLine now to see his picks. Here are several WNBA betting lines and trends for Sky vs. Fever:


Reese is making her presence felt in the lane as both a rebounder and defender. She uses her length to constantly disrupt shots around the basket. Offensively, the LSU product knows how to draw contact and get to the free-throw line. Reese averages 11 points, 8.2 rebounds and two assists. On May 28, she totaled 11 points, 12 rebounds and three assists.


Center Elizabeth Williams joins Reese in the frontcourt, forming a talented duo. Williams is another rim defender and low-post scorer for the Sky. The Duke product will finish with both hands and has great instincts on the defensive end. She leads the team in rebounds (8.2), steals (2.3) and blocks (2.2) with 12 points per game. In her last game, Williams had 17 points, 11 boards and four steals. See which side to back at SportsLine.

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