WNBA Player Props and Best Bets: Rhyne Howard, Allisha Gray, Brionna Jones and More

WNBA fans will have the opportunity to enjoy and bet on two games tonight, starting with the Atlanta Dream and Connecticut Sun at 7:30 p.m. EST, followed by the LA Sparks and Dallas Wings at 9:30 p.m. EST. Sportsbooks will, of course, have player prop menus for both.

Paige Bueckers is still out with a concussion, but there are still plenty of intriguing WNBA player props for Friday, June 6.

Best WNBA Prop Bets for Friday, June 6

Rhyne Howard, OVER 3.5 Made Threes

Allisha Gray, OVER 2.5 Made Threes

Howard made four three-pointers in her last two games, vs. LA and vs. Seattle, but in only three of seven regular-season games (the other being on May 20, vs. Indiana). When the Dream and Sun played in  Atlanta last Sunday, she went 1-10 from three-point range.

Gray has hit 3+ in four of seven games so far this season, but just once in her last three games. She went 2-4 in Atlanta’s win over Connecticut last Sunday.  Neither made it OVER these totals last time. Why will this game be any different?

If Gray had shot a few more times, she probably would have been good for one more.  As for Howard, everyone has an off night from time to time. She is a career 33.6% shooter from three-point range; she went 4-11 and 4-12 in her last two games.

Connecticut has the second-worst perimeter defense in the league. Atlanta tried to exploit it last time by taking 35 shots (making ten) from three-point range. This time, Gray will take a few more shots and make at least one more. Howard will not have another off night.

Brionna Jones, OVER 8.5 Rebounds

Atlanta has been the top rebounding team in the WNBA, averaging 38.9 rebounds per game; Connecticut ranks last with 31.3 rebounds per game. Jones leads the Dream in rebounding with 9.3 per game and 9+ in five of seven games—but not the previous two. She had nine vs. the Sun last Sunday.

DiJonai Carrington, OVER 13.5 Points

With Paige Bueckers expected to miss another game, Carrington should continue to see a boost in her stats. She’s gone from playing 16 to 27 minutes a game to 30+ and taking double-digit shots (13, 15, and 21). In the process, she scored 15, 16, and 22 points.

Azura Stevens, OVER 9.5 Rebounds

Like many players, Stevens has been a bit erratic on the scoreboard, scoring a season high 24 against Chicago last Sunday and following that effort up with two 10-point games and a five-point game. But she has been somewhat consistent on the boards.

She only had seven in her last game (Sunday, June 1), but had 10+ in four of her previous five.  From a statistical perspective, Dallas is a slightly better rebounding team, but Stevens is top five in the WNBA in rebounding. She’ll get what she needs against this Dallas team.

Dearica Hamby, OVER 16.5 Points

Hamby is averaging 17.6 points per game this season but has scored over 16.5 points once in her last four games and just three times this season. But this Dallas defense is dreadful. Hamby has averaged 12.6 shot attempts per game this season, making 6.4 for a 50.5% clip.

Against this Dallas defense, she’ll see more than enough open looks for someone shooting 50.5% to score 17+ points.