Top 5 WNBA Player Prop Bet Odds & Picks: Friday (6/21)
We are back for another pair of contests this evening. The first contest will start at 7 p.m. EST, between the Indiana Fever and Atlanta Dream.
Following that, the 10 p.m. EST tip-off will feature the defending two-time champion, Las Vegas Aces, as they take on the first place Connecticut Sun.
Let's not waste any more time, and jump right into some of our favorite selections for June 21. Here are our top WNBA prop bet picks for Friday's slate of games.
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Friday’s Best WNBA Player Prop Bets
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Caitlin Clark Player Special: 20+ Points/Fever Win (+250)
This selection will be different from our usual recommendations. However, there's nothing wrong with changing things up some, especially when it involves a return of +250.
The Fever head down to Atlanta riding a three-game winning streak to take on the Dream who will be dealing with the absence of Rhyne Howard, due to an ankle injury.
When Caitlin Clark last matched up against Atlanta on June 13, the result was an abysmal seven-point performance on 27% shooting from the field and 1-of-6 from beyond the arc. We mention the poor first performance due to the fact the second appearances have been entirely more productive. In the six rematches the Indiana guard has played, she is averaging 21.6 points per game, with 3.0 three-pointers.
The win against Atlanta on June 13 kicked off the current win streak for the Fever. With Rhyne Howard out, there's a very good chance Indiana will look to pounce and secure their fourth straight victory.
Aliyah Boston Over 15.5 Points (-115)
After a rough start to the season, the Indiana forward has increased her scoring production to an extremely high level over the last four contests; averaging 20.5 points on 61% shooting from the field.
In their last meeting, Atlanta had absolutely no answer for the 2023 Rookie of the Year. In 34 minutes of playing time, Aliyah Boston knocked down the most field goals to date with 12 for a season-high 27 points.
The uptick in shot attempts has been crucial to the current success. Before these last four contests, Boston only made more than six attempts on three occasions. Since then, she has attempted an average of 14.25 field goals per game.
If Indiana chooses to once again run the offense through their top option at the forward position, this selection may be the easiest to cash of the slate.
Allisha Gray Over 4.5 Rebounds (+100)
The absence of Rhyne Howard means additional production will be available across the board for the Atlanta team. Though, the +100 in this selection would suggest points are the only statistic that should see an increase.
That may not be completely the case as Allisha Gray is averaging 5.25 rebounds per game over the last four contests- including an eight-rebound performance in the last game.
Howard makes up 16% of the defensive rebounds per game and is grabbing 4.5 boards per game. With her absence, that means almost five extra rebounds will need a home.
Atlanta owns the worst team field-goal percentage across the league, and Indiana grabs the second-lowest rebounds per game. This makes tonight’s game a great spot for Gray to exceed 4.5 boards.
Jackie Young Over 17.5 Points (-120)
With the return of the "Point God", Chelsea Gray, Jackie Young is free to once again do what it is that the five-year veteran is best known for; which is to score, and score in bunches.
Young was masterful in the last contest, scoring 32 points on 57.9% shooting, with two three-pointers, while hitting all eight attempts from the free-throw line. The Las Vegas guard also attempted the third-most shots of the season with 19.
The Connecticut Sun’s defense is by far the best in the league. Not only do they possess the highest defensive rating, but the Sun also allow the fewest points per game, which subsequently means the least amount of field goals made as well.
The matchup is not the best by any means. However, the Aces average the most points in the league, own the second-highest offensive rating and play at a faster pace than any other team.
Young averages one point over the total for tonight. It will most likely be the sweatiest of sweats, but we feel she does exceed the 17.5 points.
Di'Jonai Carrington Under 11.5 Points (+110)
The growth of the Connecticut guard from last season has truly been a driving force in the team currently possessing the top spot in the WNBA.
Di'Jonai Carrington is producing career-high numbers across the board. She has also started in all 14 games, which is a stark contrast after not being in the starting lineup once in 2023.
In her fourth season, Carrington continues to exude confidence as her role increases. Last season, she only managed 8.3 points per game on 41.7% shooting from the field. This year the production has elevated to 12.6 points on 43% shooting.
The issue with the 11.5 total for this game, is the opponent. Las Vegas has a plethora of guards who are constantly moving or attacking the basket. This could cause Carrington to tire from the constant running around or even perhaps pick up moving fouls.
As a team, the Aces are no slouch on the defensive end in their own right. Not only is Las Vegas one of the best shot-blocking teams collectively, but they also have the league's best shot-blocker in A'ja Wilson, and allow the third-fewest second-chance points.
Overall, the largest concern is the recent decrease in minutes due to the stellar play of Tyasha Harris, who over the last seven games has recorded seven double-digit performances. Carrington has additionally seen her minutes dip in three straight games, averaging only 25.6 compared to 29.3 on the season.
Enjoy the games today, and good luck with your picks!