The WNBA returns in style with a five-game slate of exciting games today, featuring many of the league's top teams and players. Of course, with five games and 10 teams, bettors will have plenty of options when deciding on which WNBA player props to put money on.
Here are my top picks for the Best WNBA player props for tonight's games.
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Tuesday’s Best WNBA Player Props & Bets
(Odds courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook)
Shakira Austin Over 14.5 Points (-110)
About the only thing more unreliable than the Sun's offense is their defense. Shakira Austin, on the other hand, has been one of the more consistent scoring threats in the league of late.
Austin went over this total in the last six games before the All-Star break and in seven of her last eight. I don't expect much out of Washington, but Austin will be good for 15+ points against the Sun at home.
Napheesa Collier Over 19.5 Points (-110)
I had low expectations for Napheesa Collier’s return game before the break, but it looked like she hit the ground running. After a few days off, she'll be rested and ready to do it again against one of the worst defensive teams in the league.
Toronto is allowing 92.9 points per game. Collier put up 24 in her season debut before the break against a decent Seattle defense. Scoring 20+ points against Toronto should not be too difficult.
Kelsey Mitchell Over 21.5 Points (-114)
Caitlin Clark is starting to look ready to explode, but until she does, I'm sticking with one of the most reliable scoring options in basketball. Kelsey Mitchell is averaging 23.3 points per game this season and has gone over this mark in nine of her last ten games. She averaged 27.4 points in that stretch.
Seattle is capable of playing decent defense. The Storm held Mitchell to 17 points in May, but she put up 30 on them more recently. There is no reason to think Seattle can slow down Mitchell, especially if Dominique Malonga ends up sitting.
A'ja Wilson Over 27.5 Points (-104)
The data favors the under. A’ja Wilson has gone under this total in 14 out of 24 games and topped it just once in her last four. Still, she scored 32 in both prior matchups with the Fire and remains the WNBA's most prolific scorer.
Wilson should clear this mark again against a Portland team that struggles against centers.
Jonquel Jones Under 14.5 Points (-106)
Don't get too excited about her big outing in the All-Star game because it’s back to a supporting role for Jonquel Jones tonight. The Liberty is Breanna Stewart and Sabrina Ionescu's team, with Jones playing the third wheel to the dynamic duo.
Jones scored 18 points against the Sparks earlier this season, but with Ionescu and Stewart healthy, don't count on Jones getting enough shots to go over this total tonight.
