WNBA Player Props and Predictions: Our Top Six Plays Featuring Paige Bueckers, Kelsey Plum, and More

Kick the weekend off by betting on WNBA player props featured in one of tonight’s three games: Connecticut Sun vs. Chicago Sky, Dallas Wings vs. Los Angeles Sparks, and Phoenix Mercury vs. Portland Fire. Lots of great markets, but which one is the right one for you?

That’s a question you have to answer for yourself, but I am here to give you a few ideas. Keep reading to check out my best WNBA player prop picks for tonight’s games.

Best WNBA Prop Bets for Friday, June 5

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Okay, since that’s been covered, let’s get right to it and talk about WNBA player props (check the latest injury report before placing any wagers).

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Connecticut Sun vs. Chicago Sky

• Britney Griner, Under 17.5 Pts + Reb at -102

Before missing four games with a rib injury, Griner had played in three and recorded 19, 22, and 21 points/rebounds. But since returning to the floor, she has struggled to be productive. She has played in two games and recorded 11 points/rebounds in both.

With all the injuries the Sun has been dealing with, teams have been able to focus on keeping Griner in check and have. Gabriela Jacquez could return (she’s listed as questionable). But Griner will need more help than that. Take the Under.

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• Aneesah Morrow, to record a double-double at -105

Morrow is averaging 12.7 points and 10 rebounds per game. She has recorded a double-double in her last four games and in a WNBA-best eight of 11 games this season. Chicago’s defense allows 86.7 ppg, and opponents record 39.7 rebounds a game against them.

As long as she takes double-digit shots, she’ll record a double-double in this game.

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Dallas Wings vs. Los Angeles Sparks

• Kelsey Plum, Over 19.5 Points at -122

Plum was on an impressive run before missing the last three games with a sprained ankle. Scoring 25+ points in five of the six she played in. According to reports, she practiced in full on Thursday and is expected to play against Dallas.

Dallas plays solid defense at home, but not on the road (88.8 points allowed per game). Plum will see the ball early and often tonight on her home court. There may be a little rust, but she’ll shake it off early and go over this total against this lackluster Wings defense.

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• Paige Bueckers, Over 19.5 Points at -106

Bueckers is averaging 18.3 points per game so far this season, but is doing a touch better on the road (18.8).  She has gone over this number in five of nine games and should have no trouble making it six games against a Sparks team that allows 94.4 points per game at home.

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Phoenix Mercury vs. Portland Fire

• Alyssa Thomas, Under 32.5 Pts + Reb + Ast at -120

Thomas is averaging 15/7/7.5 so far this season. She has finished under this total in her last four games and in six of her last nine. Portland is off to a good start for an expansion team at 6-5, while Phoenix is struggling (3-8).

But they do not play great defense at home (109.6 defensive rating at the Moda Center). However, I don’t have any confidence that Phoenix’s low-rated road offense (105.4; No. 9) and Thomas can take advantage of it.

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• Kahleah Copper, Under 18.5 Points at +100

Copper is averaging 18.2 points per game this season, but hasn’t covered this total in her last three games and in seven of 11 games this season. Portland doesn’t play great defense,  but it doesn’t necessarily play bad defense, either (86 points per game allowed).

The Fire defense (or lack thereof) is a concern, but Copper’s field goal percentage mitigates that concern. Copper is shooting 33% from the floor and 20.3% from the 3-point range. They're not going to feed her the ball enough to go over this total with how she’s shooting.

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