Top 5 WNBA Picks & Predictions: Wednesday (7/15)
We are treated to a three-game slate across the WNBA this evening. Two of the contests will have an early tip-off, with the first game tipping off at noon ET. There will certainly be no shortage of options to consider for these matchups. Here are some of our best WNBA picks and predictions for Wednesday, July 15th.
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Wednesday’s Best WNBA Picks & Predictions
(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)
Seattle Storm at Chicago Sky
Natisha Hiedeman has been a constant for us in terms of her combined points + assists prop throughout the 2026 WNBA campaign. No reason to change what has been returning very solid profits, so we are going to thoroughly enjoy getting our money in on her points + rebounds + assists combo prop.
Hiedeman continues to thrive in a starting role for the Seattle Storm since being acquired in the offseason, and oddsmakers are expecting a very high-paced affair between the Sky and Storm.
Hiedeman is averaging a blistering 25.5 points through the last two games, while averaging 20.5 shots over that span. The veteran guard is finding tremendous success at the rim, as well as from beyond the arc. Hiedeman is shooting over 51% from the field and has knocked in five three-pointers in the previous two contests.
Hiedeman’s three-point prop line sits at 3+ for a return of +148. As tempting as that is, we’re siding with the higher-probability outcomes. Chicago allows 91+ points and 20.5 assists per game at home, as well as the most rebounds of any team in the WNBA (36.5 per game). Hiedeman is going to have every opportunity to smash this line.
Pick: Natisha Hiedeman 24+ Points + Rebounds + Assists (-110)
Los Angeles Sparks at Minnesota Lynx
Rae Burrell faces one of the toughest matchups in the league in the Minnesota Lynx at home. The Lynx are 8-4 at home and hold opponents to 42.5% shooting from the field. However, regarding three-pointers, we may have a slight edge on this play for Burrell to connect on at least two baskets from deep against Minnesota.
The Lynx allow 9.8 three-pointers per game at home this season - the second-most in the league. Minnesota also surrenders the third-most three-point attempts of any team in the WNBA this season (29.1).
Burrell has made at least two shots from three-point range in six of her last 10 games. The young guard is shooting 57% from beyond the arc over the last three games and has made at least two three-pointers in all three contests.
Pick: Rae Burrell 2+ Three-Pointers Made (+105)
Los Angeles Sparks @ Minnesota Lynx
This is the type of selection that goes under the radar on most nights. When you venture beyond the preferred props/lines, there's normally a high-return opportunity that goes overlooked. While it's always possible for expectations to go awry, Olivia Miles is without a doubt in the best position to lead this contest in assists.
Miles is averaging 5.7 dimes per game and leads the Lynx with a 28.8% assist rate. The assist number rises slightly to 5.9 per game at home. Miles has finished with eight or more assists in two of the last four games. The rookie guard averages 6.1 assists in games where the Lynx win. Minnesota is currently a double-digit favorite to win today.
Pick: Olivia Miles Most Assists (+130)
Golden State Valkyries at Indiana Fever
The Indiana Fever allow 89 points per game. This number increases slightly to 91.3 when the Fever are playing at home. Opponents are shooting 45.8% from the field and scoring 20.7 points from the free-throw line when playing in Indiana.
The Fever have surrendered an average of 94.8 points over their last five home games. Indiana has allowed opponents to score at least 83 points in four of its last five home games.
The Fever top the WNBA in scoring, averaging 94 points per game. The opposition benefits from Indiana's aggressive pace, which is exactly what guides our optimism for the Valkyries to score 83+ points.
Indiana has the highest offensive rating (115.1) and the fastest pace (101.14) when playing at home. The Fever does not seem positioned to maintain a strong lead in this contest. The higher Indiana’s score, the better our chances of success.
Pick: Valkyries Team Total 83+ Points (-125)
Golden State Valkyries at Indiana Fever
As previously stated, the Fever have a major advantage in both offensive efficiency and pace going into this contest. Unfortunately for Indiana, that could very well be where the reasoning for being a favorite ends. Golden State and Indiana have split wins this season, with each team winning on its home court.
However, Caitlin Clark is still on a minutes restriction of around 20-25 minutes, which will absolutely impact this contest. Clark is easily one of the best facilitators/scorers in the league. Less than a full allotment of playing time for such an important piece of the offense is going to work in Golden State's favor.
The Valkyries have won 11 out of their last 13 contests - including seven straight. Golden State has come away with a win in four straight road games - with an average point differential of 10.25 per contest.
The Fever are 4-4 over the last eight games and turn the ball over at the third-highest rate in the league (15.5 per game). If you make that many mistakes against the Valkyries, you're severely limiting your chances to win.
Pick: Valkyries Moneyline (+110)