WNBA Player Props and Predictions: Our Top Picks for Today’s Five-Game Slate

After taking the day off on Tuesday, the WNBA is coming back in force tonight with a jam-packed five-game slate! So, if you like options, and I mean lots of options, with five games on deck, you will have plenty of WNBA Player Props to choose from.

In the interest of not writing a book to go over all the appealing and intriguing WNBA player props available at your favorite online sportsbook for your betting pleasure, I’ll cover my favorite one from each game.

Best WNBA Prop Bets for Wednesday, May 27

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Okay, since that’s been covered, let’s get right to it and talk WNBA player props.

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Phoenix Mercury vs. New York Liberty

• Sabrina Ionescu, Under 16.5 Points at -110

She is one of the best players in the league when healthy and ready for action. While she is healthy enough to play, it is hard to say just how ready she is for action. Her first game back, Friday vs. Dallas, was not pretty, but the whole team did not play well.

She could come to life against Phoenix’s lackluster defense, but I’m banking on enough of the rust to still be there to keep her under 16.5 points.

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Toronto Tempo vs. Chicago Sky

• Kamilla Cardoso, Over 15.5 Points at +106

Cardoso does the bulk of her scoring in the paint (71.9%), not unusual for a center. What she doesn’t do in the paint, she does at the foul line (28.1%). Toronto has struggled to defend the paint (45.4 points per game allowed, second-most in the league) and commits a lot of fouls (23.4 per game, third-most).

If she continues playing like she has been in the last two games (since Rickea Jackson’s injury), she’s in for a big night against the Tempo.

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Atlanta Dream vs. Minnesota Lynx

• Allisha Gray, Under 1.5 Made 3-Pointers at +148

Gray is averaging 1.6-made 3-pointers and six attempts per game so far this season, and went 1-8 in the season opener vs. the Lynx. Her shot percentage at this point is just 26.7%, well below last season's mark (38.4%).

So, she has been better than we’ve seen from her this season. But teams are shooting 27.1% from 3-point range against Minnesota. She’s been struggling from the perimeter so far this season. Don’t expect much from her in this game.

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Connecticut Sun vs. Portland Fire

• Carla Leite, Over 15.5 Points at -106

Leite is the leading scorer for Portland with 15.6 points per game so far this season. Now, she has gone over this total in three of five games, but in only one of her last three. I wish she averaged more than ten shots per game, but she has a decent effective field goal percentage (49.1%) and shoots 92.9% from the free-throw line.

Against the Sky, one of three teams that allow over 90 points per game, she should have no problem covering the over on this prop.

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Washington Mystics vs. Seattle Storm

• Kiki Iriafen, Under 24.5 Pts + Reb at -122

Iriafen crushed this prop in the first three games of the season, going for 28, 32, and 38 points and rebounds. But in the last two games. Her production has fallen off (19 and 17 points and rebounds). Her lowest total of the season to date was against the Storm in Seattle on Sunday.

Seattle has one of the better defenses in the league, holding teams to 81.7 points per game (third best). So, she’ll need to take more shots than her season average (10.6 per game), but only took six in Sunday’s game vs. the Storm.

If she were to at least match her rebound average  (11 per game), she would not need a big day on the scoreboard. But she only had four against them on Sunday, even though Seattle is second-to-last in opponents' rebounds allowed at 34.9 per game.

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