There are two games on tonight’s WNBA slate. That said, neither game tips off until 10:00 pm ET. Either way, there’s value on the board in both games, specifically with player props.
Therefore, I added WNBA player props you’ll want to consider for both games tonight. Don’t miss out.
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Tuesday's Best WNBA Player Props & Bets
(Odds courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook)
Breanna Stewart Over 14.5 Points (-130)
Breanna Stewart will participate in her fourth game since returning from a month-long injury. In her first three games, she has scored 19, 12 and 14 points. However, tonight, she’s in line to face a Valkyries defense ranked seventh in points allowed to power forwards this season.
Stewart earned way more than 30 minutes per game when she was healthy. Yet, she hasn’t played more than 27 minutes in either of the first three games since returning. Still, her minutes increased by three in each of the last three games. If that happens one more time, she’ll be at 30 minutes tonight.
Ultimately, Stewart has scored at least 23 points in all three games against the Valkyries this season. In an earlier game in May, Stewart played only 27 minutes and still managed to add 24 points. Against Golden State, she has shot 56% from the field and hit 33.3% from downtown. In addition, she’s earned at least 12 points in the paint in every game against the Valkyries this season.
Let’s take Stewart to add at least 15 points in tonight’s showdown.
Kahleah Copper Under 3.5 Rebounds (-162)
The USA Olympian has earned at least four rebounds in only 30% of her games this season. Kahleah Copper has also added at least four rebounds in just one of her last five games and has hit this line in only four of her last 10 games.
To make matters worse, Copper is competing against an Indiana team ranked second in the WNBA in rebounds allowed to small forwards this season. Copper has recorded no more than three rebounds in three consecutive games and has averaged just 2.8 defensive rebounds per game over the last 10 games.
Beyond that, Copper hasn’t earned a single offensive rebound in five straight games. She’s also missed this line in three of her last five games against Indiana. During that time period, Copper has recorded just one rebound in two of those five games.
She’ll ultimately get about 30 minutes of game action. But she’s not crashing the glass very consistently this year, especially as of late. Let’s take her under on rebounds to close out tonight’s player props in the WNBA.
