After giving us Monday off last week, the WNBA kicked things up a notch on Tuesday with a five-game slate. But the league is taking it easy on us this week with just three games on Tuesday. With these matchups, it should be an excellent night for WNBA Player Props.
There are plenty to choose from, so let’s take a closer look at several of the many WNBA Player Prop markets available on Tuesday, June 3.
With Caitlin Clark out of the lineup, I assumed that Mitchell would step up and fill the void. She hasn’t, of course, scoring 14 and 13 in the first two games without Clark. She’s taking as many shots as before (15-16) but isn’t making too many.
As much as I’d like to think tonight will be the night, there is no evidence to indicate that it might be just that.
I believe the last time I wanted to suggest betting on Iriafen’s rebounding total was when Washington hosted Indiana last week. I saw quite a few analysts picking the UNDER, but I saw a player with double-digit boards in four games. Surely, she’ll make it five in a row.
But then she only had seven in the next game (vs. New York). Indiana is a solid rebounding team and may come out focused and ready to get back on the right side of the scoreboard. If they do, chances are good the Fever keep her rebounding total in check.
Collier was out the last time these two teams faced off, a game the Lynx ultimately won by three points, 77-74. She returned in the following game and picked up where she left off with 24 points and 11 rebounds.
This is a total that Collier has surpassed in every game this season, except for one; the one outlier—a 16-point, 10-rebound night vs. Seattle. Phoenix has a solid defense, one that might be able to contain Collier. However, given that she has scored over 22.5 points in every game but one, don’t count on it.
My first thought was to go with the UNDER since she has missed the mark in three of her last five games. But then I noticed that she hit the OVER on this total in four of seven games this season, including her last two and vs. Minnesota (26 points).
Minnesota has a solid defense, but Sabally has already beaten the Lynx D once. I’ll take her at +100 to do it again.
I’m a little surprised that a sportsbook is still listing Ezi Magbegor at 9.5 points. She has scored over that number just once this season (she scored 12 vs. Las Vegas on May 25). Against Dallas back on May 19, she scored seven points.
Some sportsbooks are not even listing her with a point total. But as long as someone is and her total is not smaller than 9.5, I’ll take the UNDER every time.
A game against an up-tempo team like Dallas that doesn’t play much defense is just what Diggins needs after a tough loss to Las Vegas that saw her put up just 11 points. It was her second-lowest total next to the ten she scored the last time Seattle and Vegas squared off.
Diggins had 21 the first time she played Dallas on May 19. There is no reason to think the Wings might be better on defense this time around.
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