WNBA Player Props and Best Bets: Caitlin Clark, Kelsey Plum, Jewell Loyd and More

It's a great day to be a Prime Video subscriber, with two WNBA games scheduled for tonight: the Los Angeles Sparks vs. the Indiana Fever and the Washington Mystics vs. the Las Vegas Aces. With stars like Caitlin Clark and A’ja Wilson playing, it should be an excellent night for WNBA Player Props.

Caitlin Clark has been in a bit of a slump, but will face one of the worst defenses in the WNBA. Wilson had 15/12/5 when the Aces faced the Mystics on May  23. Fans will be hoping for an even better night this time around. Let’s review some WNBA Player Props.

Best WNBA Prop Bets for Thursday, June 26

Caitlin Clark, OVER 20.5 Points

If you are leaning toward the UNDER after how her last game went vs. Seattle (3-13 for six points), I’d understand. But we are talking about one of the best basketball players in the league. Surely she’ll rebound now that the Fever are back at home, right?

I’m going to say yes and reference her rookie season as the reason. She scored in single digits (not including the All-Star game and last regular season game) four times. After each, she scored 22+ points in the following games.

Los Angeles is giving up 87+ points per game on the road. Even if she doesn’t find her three-point shot, Clark will go OVER this total.

Caitlin Clark, OVER 3.5 Made Threes

A player like Clark will bounce back. Yes, she’s gone a dismal 1-23 in her last three games. But she hit 4+ in four of her first six games, and she’s facing a dismal Sparks defense. Despite LA’s defense, the whole 1-23 thing does make me a little nervous about this one.

But the potential payout at +142 is too good to pass up. Take the OVER.

Kelsey Plum, UNDER 20.5 Pts

Plum’s offensive production has quieted down after starting the season by averaging 24 points per game in May. So far this month, in June, she is averaging 16.9 points per game. Two factors appear to be significant contributors to her decline: her field goal percentage and the number of three-pointers.

In May, she made 42.5% of her shots and averaged 3.4 made threes per game on 8.6 attempts. However, in June, she’s shooting 32.7% and making 1.6 per 6.3 attempts. Indiana has a solid defense and is one of the toughest against the three. 

So, don’t expect her to bounce back tonight.

Jewell Loyd, OVER 10.5 Points

Loyd has had some trouble this season finding her place in the Las Vegas offense. Her production in the first eight games of the season was sporadic, with her point total ranging from 3-20 (five in single digits).

But in the last six games, she has been good for 10+ points per contest. She may not be ready to average 19.7 points per game like last season, but against a Washington defense allowing 83 ppg on the road, she’ll be good for 11.

A’ja Wilson, UNDER 9.5 Rebounds

Wilson is not pulling down the boards at the same rate as last season (11.9 per game in 2024 relative to 9.6 so far this season). But she is still capable of double-digit rebounds on any given night.

However, in her last six games, she has gone over 9.5 just once (14 vs. Seattle, June 20).

In ten June games last season, she pulled down double digits in just four; she had a four-game stretch with less than ten in each from June 27 to July 4. Washington holds opponents to the fewest rebounds in the league on the road (28.9 per game allowed).