My selection is on the draw (90 minutes) between Argentina and England at 3 pm et on Wednesday.

Yesterday's semi-final match between France and Spain lacked in drama but I think Argentina and England will make up for it in spades on Wednesday. As is almost always the case at this stage of the tournament, there's little to choose between these two sides. Both are in excellent form and I can't help but feel either team finding that elusive game-winning goal inside 90 minutes will prove difficult. It's difficult to make a case to go against Argentina here as it enters riding a 13-match winning streak. For its part, England is undefeated across its last eight contests and putting the two teams side-by-side in this tournament, the argument could be made for the Three Lions being the better. While the price on either side is enticing, the fact that the draw is being priced as low as it is is telling in my opinion. An equalizer should never be too far off should either team grab a lead, unlike what we saw in yesterday's match where possession-demon Spain didn't give France an inch after going up one and then two goals. Take the draw (8*).

My selection is on Los Angeles plus the points over Minnesota at 1 pm et on Wednesday.

We'll go back to the well fading the Lynx after cashing a ticket doing so with the Mercury on Monday. In my analysis of that play I noted; since going on a tear in late May and early June (seven wins by 15 points or more from May 27th to June 17th), the Lynx have posted the following results; won by six, lost by five, won by two, won by eight, lost by 13, lost by one, won by six and won by five. Not once over that stretch did they sniff a pointspread cover of the type of number they're laying on Monday. They're once again laying double-digits against the Sparks on Wednesday. While Los Angeles is coming off a nine-point defeat in Atlanta on Monday, the final score didn't tell the whole story as the Sparks played well and took the game down to the wire. We'll call for them to do the same as their four-game road trip continues in Minnesota on Wednesday. Take Los Angeles (8*).

My selection is on Golden State plus the points over Indiana at 8 pm et on Wednesday.

The Valkyries have been idle since Friday and enter this road trip closer riding a seven-game winning streak. There's really been non flaws in their game during their current run. In fact, the Valkyries might be the best defensive team we've seen in the WNBA in years, noting that they've held seven straight opponents to 26 or fewer made field goals and 11 of their last 14 foes to 27 or less. Indiana, on the other hand, returns home off back-to-back 'upset' wins in Phoenix and Las Vegas and has won four of its last five games overall. The Fever have been matador-like defensively, however, allowing seven of their last 10 opponents to knock down 33 or more field goals. They're actually entering uncharted territory here as they've posted two straight ATS victories three times previously this season but haven't managed to stretch any of those streaks to three. Take Golden State (8*).

My selection is on Seattle moneyline over Chicago at 12 noon et on Wednesday.

This will be the first meeting between these non-conference foes this season. The oddsmakers have elected to go with a fairly standard home court edge of a line for Chicago. I do question how much of a home court edge the Sky really have in a matinee affair in the middle of the week in mid-July. Both teams enter off consecutive losses. Seattle has been on the road for over a week and did start the trip with an 'upset' victory in Los Angeles before losing but covering the spread in games in Atlanta and Washington. The Storm actually led the Mystics much of the way before fading late in Sunday's matinee affair in Washington. Chicago, meanwhile, returns home off a 1-3 road trip and having been idle since Sunday's hard-fought loss in Dallas. I don't love when teams are favored returning home off lengthy road trips and while I understand the Sky being given the favorite price tag here, I think they're ripe for the 'upset' against a Storm squad that will be looking to even its trip at two-and-two before a difficult closer in Indiana on Friday. Take Seattle moneyline (8*).