WNBA Player Props and Best Bets for Tuesday, September 24

The WNBA postseason continues today, with half of the playoff field seeing action. With many of the biggest names in the WNBA hitting the court, it could shape up to be a great day to bet on some of the many WNBA player props listed at online sportsbooks.

Here are some of our favorite player props and best bets for Game 2 of the Atlanta-New York and Las Vegas-Seattle series.

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Atlanta Dream vs. New York Liberty

• Location: Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York

• Game Time & Date: 7:30 p.m. ET on Tuesday, September 24

• Coverage: ESPN

• Point Spread: Liberty -12.5

Breanna Stewart, O/U 20.5 Points at -118/-110 at FanDuel

• O/U 9.5 Rebounds at +114/-152 at FanDuel

The Dream held Stewart to 16 points in the season finale, but she only played 16 minutes. She had 22 in the one home game vs. the Dream during the season; 25 and 17 in Atlanta.

In Game 1, she scored 20 points and pulled down 11 rebounds.

But now we are talking about what one of the more dynamic players in the league can do against a 15-win team in the postseason. Stewart will bring her A-game for the playoffs, especially in front of a home crowd.

Atlanta will play tougher tonight to avoid getting swept, but they are not in the same class as the Liberty.

Take the OVER for both.

Sabrina Ionescu, O/U 17.5 Points at +100/-130 at FanDuel

• O/U 2.5 Made Threes at -140/+106 at FanDuel

With Leonie Fiebich on fire in Game 1, Ionescu and Stewart seemed content to let her have her night. But with a chance to eliminate the Dream and move on, we think both players will have bigger nights in Game 2. Ionescu had 17 in Game 1, but she only played 26 minutes.

As a team leader and with a chance to eliminate the Dream on the line, we see her being more aggressive on the scoreboard. She’ll attempt double digit three-pointers tonight, make at least three, and score in the low 20s.

Take the OVER for both.

Tina Charles, O/U 15.5 Points at -120/-108 at FanDuel

Charles had a couple of solid nights earlier in the season vs. the Liberty, with 19 and 16 points. But she averaged 12.5 against them in four regular-season games and 12 in Game 1. As a veteran player and former MVP, Charles is a clutch player who can step up in big games like this and have a big night.

However, New York’s defense is excellent at home, and they will want to close this one tonight. Take the UNDER.

Rhyne Howard, O/U 17.5 Points at -102/-128 at FanDuel

Howard was on fire briefly towards the end of the month, with three consecutive 30+ point performances. But then she went from 36 one night to 14 the next and didn’t score more than 15 in the Dream's last five games of the season.

It would be foolish to think she’d get her shot back against New York’s defense in the playoffs. She had 14 in Game 1; expect a similar result in Game 2. Take the UNDER.

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Seattle Storm vs. Las Vegas Aces

• Location: Michelob ULTRA Arena in Las Vegas, NV

• Game Time & Date: 9:30 p.m. ET on Tuesday, September 24

• Coverage: ESPN

• Point Spread: Aces -9

A’ja Wilson, O/U 25.5 Points at -122/-106 at FanDuel

• O/U 11.5 Rebounds at -108/-122 at FanDuel

Wilson is the most dynamic and prolific player in the WNBA, capable of scoring 30+ and pulling down 10+ boards on any given night. Since the break, she’s averaged 26.3 points per game and 11.7 rebounds. Against the Storm, she scored 29, 27, 24, and 21 points with 11, 9, 20, and 7 rebounds.

She was all over the place in the final regular-season games, scoring as much as 41 points to a low of 15. But this is the playoffs, and she is the best player in the game. Seattle will see the best version of Wilson as she goes OVER both totals.

Kelsey Plum, O/U 2.45 Made Threes at -120/-110 at FanDuel

• O/U 14.5 Points at -114/-114 at FanDuel

Plum did not have a good outing in Game 1, making just a single basket for two points and going 0-4 from three-point range. Prior to that, she had made at least two in her last eight games, with 3+ in six. Against the Storm this season, she averaged three per game.

She will not have a second bad game in a row. With elimination and moving on to the next round in mind, she’ll have a solid night from behind the arc. We are leaning towards the OVER for made threes. Assuming she does make 2.5+, we see her probably going OVER her point total.

Nneka Ogwumike, O/U 15.5 -114/-114 at FanDuel

Ogwumike averaged 16.7 ppg this season but just 15.7 since the break. She put up 19 vs. the Aces last Tuesday and nine, 21, and 12 in the other three meetings between these two teams. In Game 1, she scored 13 after going 6-17 from the floor (1-5 from three-point range).

Vegas has had some issues on defense at times this season, but since the break, it’s been decent (77.7 points per game allowed; fifth best). Seattle has struggled some on offense since the break, which has us leaning toward the UNDER.

Skylar Diggins-Smith, O/U 15.5 Points at -118/-110 at FanDuel

Diggins-Smith began picking up her production on the offensive end of the court down the stretch, scoring over 18 points per game since the break and led the team in points in September with 18.2. She had 16 points in Game 1, scored 17 in last Tuesday’s Aces-Storm contest, and averaged 16 ppg against Las Vegas this season.

The Vegas defense is playing well. Even though she was over by just .5 points in Game 1, we like the OVER here.

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