The WNBA schedule for tonight features a lot of star power with Caitlin Clark, Sabrina Ionescu, and Breanna Stewart seeing action. Their WNBA Player Props will likely be the most popular, but that doesn’t mean they’ll be the best.
Will Sabrina Ionescu have another 30+ point night? How many three-pointers will Caitlin Clark hit? We’ll try to answer those questions and more in our WNBA Player Props and Best Bets list for tonight.
After a slow start to the season where she scored OVER 19.5 just once in her first four games, she appears to have found her range. Since May 27, she’s averaged 22.8 ppg and has hit 48% of her shots from the floor and has gone OVER 19.5 in five of seven games.
Phoenix has a decent defense, but not well enough to slow down Ionescu and the Liberty in New York. Don’t count on her scoring 34 points for the third consecutive game, but she’ll score 20+.
In May, Jones averaged 16.2 ppg. So, it sounds like an easy OVER, right? Not so fast! June has been a bit tougher on Jones. In the three June games she has played, she scored 13, 3, and 10 points. Why the big change? Easy—she’s not getting nearly as many shots.
In May, she averaged 11.8 shot attempts per game, second to Ionescu (14.3) and over Stewart (11.5). But in June, she’s down to 6.7 shot attempts while Stewart has been taking 16 per game. Don’t expect things to be any different for this game.
Sabally is averaging 20.6 points per game this season, but has gone OVER that number just three times in June (seven games). With Kahleah Copper healthy and working her way into the lineup, there’s a good chance she’ll see fewer shots going forward.
The 11 she took in Copper’s return game vs. Connecticut set a new season low in shot attempts for Sabally. Fewer shots, of course, make it less likely she will go over 19.5 points.
Last weekend, we saw Caitlin Clark put up 32 points against the Liberty. With one board and six assists, she went OVER this total with room to spare. But that was just the second of six games she’s played in where she scored 25+ points. She typically scores UNDER 20.5.
She will typically pull down no more than five rebounds, and her assist numbers have been down since her return (nine and six). Factor in Golden State’s solid defense, and it looks unlikely Clark will go OVER this total.
Asking for four made three-pointers is a lot, but Clark has been getting it done since her return, hitting seven of 14 shots against the Liberty and four of six in the win over Connecticut. She has gone over 3.5 made threes in four of the six games she has played in.
Asking for four is a risky proposition, but at +108 it’s worth the risk.
Thornton is the leading scorer for the Valkyries this season with 14.6 points per game. Why is her total a point higher than her average? Probably because she scored 17, 22, 18, and 22 points in her last five games.
While she’ll have the benefit of playing in front of a home crowd, the Fever have the No. 1 road defense in the league (72).
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