WNBA Same Game Parlays & Picks: Tuesday (9/22)

We are treated to a five-game slate in the WNBA. There are only two games left in the regular season for most teams, and from the looks of it, playoff seeding will come down to the last game from the second seed all the way through the eighth. It's the beginning of playoff basketball, and we are here for it. Without any further delay, let’s jump right into our favorite WNBA same game parlays (SGP's) and picks.

(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)

Minnesota Lynx @ Indiana Fever

Leg 1: Kelsey Mitchell 20+ Points (-500)

Kelsey Mitchell continues to score 20+ points, and there's no reason to think that will change in this contest. Mitchell dropped 37 points when the Lynx and Fever met last. Olivia Miles, along with Courtney Williams had no defensive answer for the veteran guard either from above or below the perimeter. Mitchell made 66.7% attempts from the field, and shot 6-of-8 from three-point distance.

Mitchell is over 25 games now with at least 20+ points or more.  There hasn't been a team in over two months that can stop the Indiana guard from reaching  at least 20 pours. We hope you have been tailing it, as it's become the most lucrative and successful parlay piece this season.

Leg 2: Lynx Moneyline (-112)

The next leg of this parlay attacks an angle that may be based more in history than reality. Indiana has been solid at home as of late, having won 7-of-11 games on their home court. However, the Lynx have performed even stronger when playing on the road, with eight wins through the previous 10 games as the away team.

Indiana is coming off a brutal loss against Washington at home. Despite the Fever desperately needing a win here, Minnesota simply seems like the much more cohesive team at the moment. Indiana still seems to be trying to figure out the most successful starting lineup (in September), while they continue to ignore the most efficient three-point shooter on the team, Sophie Cunningham. Not sure why one of the top three-point shooters in the league has seen a serious regression in playing time over the last four games. Until that situation gets fixed, the Indiana does not have the depth to beat a very talented Minnesota team.

Leg 3: Aliyah Boston Under 26 Points + Rebounds + Assists (-113)

It's been a rough go for the South Carolina alum over the last month, and a matchup against one of the best teams in the league does not exactly make for the best setting for a bounce back. Foul trouble has been a major hinderance to Aliyah Boston's production, which subsequently has affected playing time. Boston will have to be extremely active today trying to contain Napheesa Collier and Natasha Howard. For a player that's having issues with picking up fouls, this could be troublesome.

Boston is averaging 13 points, 4.8 boards, and 3.4 assists through the last five games. Boston also has picked up eight fouls in two contests. The Fever recently acquired Mercedes Russell, and Makayla Timpson has picked up extra minutes since joining the starting rotation. Indiana doesn't have to keep Boston on the floor if she starts to accumulate fouls. The forward for the Fever has combined for 26+ points, rebounds, and assists in 1-of-6 games.

Parlay Odds: (+264)

Portland Fire @ Golden State Valkyries

Leg 1: Gabby Williams 10+ Points (-501)

Our second parlay will focus mainly on Gabby Williams. Williams is one of the best players on the wing in the WNBA, and is having a remarkable season in Golden State. Having said that, plusthe minutes distribution before the break, and it seems more logical to play it safe, and shave a few points off rather than add to expand profits.

This will be the first contest back from since playing in the World Cup for Williams. While we expect some rust, the guard for the Valkyries' should be able to reach double digit points against a Portland team that is quite inferior. We just hope Williams doesn't go too crazy tonight for the next leg of this parlay.

Leg 2: H2H Points: Gabby Williams & Megan DiLeo: Under 28 Combined Points (-125)

Gabby Williams shouldn't be on the floor for more than 20 minutes or so in a contest that owns a point spread of 15. Golden State are heavy favorites, and more than likely will not need Williams in the fourth quarter. The Valkyries are gearing up for a playoff run. Any extra rest time for one of their best scoring options is before the schedule picks up agains is always going to be welcomed.

Whereas, Megan DiLeo has simply found it very difficult to put up points against this Golden State team. DiLeo is averaging 11 points through three games against the Valkyries in 2026. The forward for the Fire has only made one three-pointer in eight attempts this season against Golden State. If you wanted to pivot this selection to fewer than two three-point baskets made, we wouldn't fault you. With an expected short leash for Williams and DiLeo's struggles against the Valkyries, taking the Under on 28 combined points seems like the safer play of the two.

Leg 3: Gabby Williams 3+ Assists (-149)

We close out our selections with a very straight-forward prop bet for assists. Gabby Williams is averaging 2.2 assists on the season. However, through the last five games, the guard for Golden State has shown a new-found interest in facilitating. Williams has recorded three assists or more in 5-of-7 games, including three consecutive contests.  Williams finished with at least three assists in two out of three games played at home.

Parlay Odds: +296

Enjoy the games today. Good luck with your SGPs!