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After both home teams scored victories to tip off the semifinal round of the WNBA Playoffs on Saturday, the Dream and the Valkyries look to take commanding 2-0 leads Wednesday.
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Without further ado, let’s dive into a trio of player props to consider for Game 2 action. Be sure to also check out our daily WNBA betting trends page for odds, data and insights of every game.
WNBA Regular-Season Betting Record: 96-76 (+10.73 units)
Best WNBA Wednesday Player Props
- Jonquel Jones To Record a Double-Double
- Jordin Canada Over 19.5 Points + Assists
- Gabby Williams Over 22.5 Points + Rebounds
Jonquel Jones (Liberty vs. Dream) To Record a Double-Double
Jones recorded her fourth double-double in as many games against the Dream since the start of the regular season in Game 1, posting 12 points and 11 rebounds across 32 minutes. That brought Jones’ averages against Atlanta over a four-game 2026 sample to 14.0 points and 11.8 rebounds across 28.3 minutes per contest, a stretch where she’s shot 51.4%, including 42.9% from three-point range.
The Dream finished the regular season allowing the third-most points (17.5) and fourth-most rebounds (9.7) per game to centers, along with 51.7% shooting to the position and a WNBA-high 42.9% success rate from deep as well. Jones has posted 21 double-doubles overall since the start of the season, and she should be as active as ever Wednesday as New York tries to stave off an 0-2 series deficit.
Original Line Publish: +115
Jordin Canada (Dream vs. Liberty) Over Points + Assists
Canada turned in an outstanding all-around performance in Game 1, a contest that backcourt mate Allisha Gray was forced to exit early due to a hand injury. Canada turned in a season-high 25 points and added four assists and five steals among her other contributions, pushing her average against the Liberty to 21.3 points + assists in four games since the start of the regular season while shooting a blistering 43.8% from three-point range in that span.
Canada has now exceeded the 19.5 figure in two straight vs. New York, and as it stands Tuesday, there appears to be a solid chance she’ll take the court without Gray for Game 2. In such a scenario, Canada would be in line for a bump in ball-handling duties and overall usage. She’s now averaging 19.9 points + assists at home since the start of the regular season as well, and the Liberty finished the regular season surrendering the fifth-most points (47.1) and assists (13.7) per game to guards, while also facilitating the second-most field-goal attempts per contest to the position (39.8).
Original Line Publish: 19.5
Gabby Williams (Valkyries vs. Aces) Over Points + Rebounds
Williams was also in stellar form during her Game 1, leading the Valkyries to victory with a 25-point, 11-rebound double-double that also included five assists. The talented forward drained 50.0 percent of her field-goal attempts, including 57.1% of her three-point shots. It was an extension of a particularly strong stretch of play for Williams, who’s averaging 26.8 points + rebounds with the help of a 41.5% success rate from behind the arc over her last six games overall.
Williams is now averaging 26.0 points + rebounds over 27.3 minutes per game in four encounters with Las Vegas since the start of the regular season, and she’s shot an excellent 48.3%, including 45.8% from behind the arc, during that stretch. The Aces allowed elevated 38.7% shooting from distance to forwards during the regular season as well, and Williams’ usage has encouragingly been elevated since late August – she’s averaging 20.4 field-goal + free-throw attempts over her last seven games overall.
Original Line Publish: 22.5
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