Connecticut Sun vs Seattle Storm Final Score & Over/Under Result — May 22, 2026

The market opened at 165.5, and it became clear early that pace and efficiency would conspire against the over. Connecticut and Seattle combined for 40 points in a frenzied first quarter—a sign of early offensive activity—but the second half betrayed that initial surge. The teams mustered just 25 combined points in Q2, a dramatic deceleration that set the tone for a defensive-minded afternoon. By halftime, 65 combined points already signaled a substantial shortfall from the pregame number. Seattle's second half proved livelier, outscoring Connecticut 48–31 over the final 24 minutes, yet the Storm still couldn't generate enough total volume. The game finished at 136 combined, a crushing 29.5-point miss to the under that DAGGER had identified pregame and confirmed on the live markets.

Zia Cooke led Seattle with 25 points, while Flau'jae Johnson added 17 points, 7 rebounds, and 5 assists to propel the Storm to a 77–59 victory. Connecticut's Diamond Miller scored 13 points with 3 rebounds and 2 assists, and Aaliyah Edwards chipped in 10 points and 7 boards, but the Sun's offensive ceiling proved too low. Seattle's recent form—79.9 points per game over its last 10—aligned with this grinding output, while Connecticut's season-long shooting struggles (76.6 ppg) became a limiting factor once again. The under cashed decisively.