The WNBA takes full swing with MLB hitting its All-Star Break and the World Cup off today. Summer is here. The sun is shining. Life is good. I'll be here every Monday to provide the best WNBA player props.
Summer is here. The sun is shining. Life is good. I'll be here every Monday to provide the best WNBA player props. The WNBA is one of the best leagues to make money on, and that's exactly what I'm here to do.
We are still early in the season, but being ahead of the curve on market adjustments is an easy way to make money, and that's exactly the plan tonight. Here are the best WNBA player props for Monday, July 13th.
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Monday’s Best WNBA Player Props & Bets
Last time: 1-2 | Season: 10-7
Allisha Gray Over 27.5 Points + Assits + Rebounds (-113 at Caesars Sportsbook)
Starting off in Atlanta, the Los Angeles Sparks come into town as 7.5-point underdogs. On the surface, the Sparks’ defense is bad. But if you look deeper, you'll realize the Sparks' defense is terrible. On the season, they have the second-worst defense. Over their last five games and on the road, they rank second-worst. Whatever way you cut it, the Sparks' defense is bad.
The Sparks are also the second-fastest-paced team in the league and will give the Dream extra possession for Allisha Gray to get her overs. Gray's usage rate has also increased in her last five games, and she's covered the over in two of her last three games. This is a perfect spot, and it isn't like the line is exactly super inflated. Take it before the line increases.
Natasha Howard Over 15.5 Points (-113 at DraftKings Sportsbook)
For someone averaging nearly 17 points a night, I'm surprised by this number. Minnesota has the best defense over the course of the season, with a top-notch defensive rating. But over the last seven games, that number has dropped to sixth and all the way down to 10th in their last five games. That's a bottom-half number.
But what has stayed consistent is their offense. It's been a top-five unit all season, along with their pace of play. Phoenix has also been a bottom-five defense all year, and they have allowed opponents to score at all three levels.
I'm happy taking a different option here, but I feel like Natasha Howard is the most underpriced player on the board in this game. She's coming off 16 points against New York, and Minnesota gets a boost at home.
