Tonight, there are four WNBA games, including two that feature rematches of games played just days ago. Will Caitlin Clark be able to get the better of the Mercury for the second time in three days, or will the Mercury shut down the Fever's leading scorer? Then, I highlight why Georgia Amoore is being undervalued in her matchup with the Lynx and why Bridget Carleton is simply too hot from long range for the Sky right now.
Here are the best WNBA player prop bets for Wednesday, June 24.
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Wednesday's Best WNBA Player Prop Picks
(Odds courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook)
Caitlin Clark Over 21.5 Points (-118)
When the Fever and Mercury met on Monday, Caitlin Clark scored 24 points, despite her team being held more than six points below its season average. Clark has now scored at least 24 points in five of her last six games. In the contest where she didn't, she still managed 21.
There may be some concern about facing the same team in back-to-back games, but Clark has recent experience with this scenario. Last week, she played the Dream in back-to-back contests. She scored 26 points and recorded seven assists in each game.
I'm also surprised to see this number as low as it is because the Fever did struggle a bit offensively on Monday, at least by their standards. If the Fever can get closer to their season average and top 90 points, it's hard to imagine Clark not scoring 0.7 more points than her season average of 21.3.
Georgia Amoore 6+ Assists (+280)
The Over for Georgia Amoore's standard line of 3.5 is priced at -162. That's pretty expensive considering Amoore is averaging 4.1 assists per game this season and has two assists in two of her last four games. While I don't love the price for Over 3.5, I love this matchup for Amoore.
Amoore has at least seven assists in three of her last five games. On Sunday, she faced the same Lynx team that she will face tonight, and in 32 minutes, she recorded seven assists.
While the Lynx are allowing the fourth-fewest assists per game, I'm still going to back Amoore in this contest. Getting her to record six or more assists for +280, when she has 15 assists in her last two games, provides great value, even if the Lynx are arguably the best defensive team in the league. Amoore is finding her teammates at a high rate right now, so I don't see any reason to fade her when the reward far outweighs the risk.
Bridget Carleton Over 2.5 Made 3-Pointers (-102)
The Sky have one of the best 3-point defenses in the league, allowing opponents to make only 6.9 per game while holding them to 22.8%. However, Carleton is the Fire's best 3-point shooter, and she already went 3-of-7 against the Sky earlier this season. Because of this, I think this line provides serious value for her.
Carleton is averaging 2.6 made 3-pointers per game. She's shooting 38.2% from deep, and she's averaging 6.9 attempts per contest. That's nearly double the number of attempts by the Fire's second-most active 3-point shooter.
Additionally, Carleton is coming off a 7-of-13 performance against the Storm on Wednesday. While that stat line may seem like an outlier, she actually went 6-of-10 against the Wings on June 13. That means she's made at least six 3-pointers in two of her last three games. While the game in between those performances saw her go 0-for-4 from deep, she was also facing the Lynx, the team allowing the second-fewest points per game in the league.
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