WNBA Player Props & Bets: Tuesday (9/29)
The WNBA playoffs are here, which should mean we'll see the league's best bring their A+ games. If that is indeed the case, it may be a little easier to decide which bets make today's best WNBA player props list.
With two great games and four exciting teams, we've certainly got plenty of options. Here are my top picks.
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Tuesday’s Best WNBA Player Props
(Odds courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook)
Caitlin Clark Under 31.5 Points + Assists (-104)
Caitlin Clark stayed under this total in six of her last 10 games and all three matchups versus the Aces. With the Fever at home and facing elimination, though, will Clark deliver her best?
Probably, but the Aces have held Clark to fewer than 16 points and eight assists per game. Indiana needs a big game from Clark, but she has stayed under this total in five straight against the Aces and likely will again tonight.
Kelsey Mitchell Over 24.5 Points (-128)
We grew accustomed to seeing Kelsey Mitchell scoring 25+ points a night for so much of the season; it is almost hard to believe she hasn't hit that mark in four consecutive games.
Mitchell went over this total in her three regular-season games versus the Aces this season. She averaged 24.9 points per game (PPG) at home this season and 26.1 PPG over her last 10 home games. With elimination on the line, she'll go over this total tonight.
A'ja Wilson Over 28.5 Points (-115)
A’ja Wilson finished under this total in nine of her last 10 games before the break. But she has hit the over in four of the five games since, including a 38-point night in Game 1 of this series. However, that was the only game against the Fever this season in which she finished over this total. Wilson shot 15-of-19 from the floor in Game 1.
Expecting her to do so again on the road would be unrealistic. But the best player in the WNBA elevates her game in the postseason. She'll do so tonight and go over this total.
Napheesa Collier Under 28.5 Points + Rebounds + Assists (-120)
Napheesa Collier is one of the league’s best players. With her team, which has been favored to win the WNBA title for most of the season, facing elimination, she has to deliver. But she finished under this total in eight of her last nine games.
New York will not be as good as they were in Game 1, but the Liberty will hold Collier under this mark.
Breanna Stewart Over 23.5 Points (-108)
Minnesota is the No. 1 seed and has been favored to win the title this year for a reason. That reason will be apparent tonight in Game 2. However, they are catching Breanna Stewart on a red-hot streak since the break (24, 27, 27, 34 points).
I doubt Stewart will get as much help from the foul line (10-of-12 in Game 1). She will not shoot 11-of-18 again either. But while Minnesota is a great team, she's a gamer, and this total is too low with how she's been playing.
Stewart will go over this total; not by much, but she will.