WNBA All-Star Game Best Player Prop Picks, Odds, Predictions
The WNBA plays its 22nd All-Star Game on Saturday night at United Center in Chicago. The league’s brightest talents, including Caitlin Clark, A’ja Wilson, Breanna Stewart and Rookie of the Year candidate Olivia Miles will all take floor, to name but a few.
As we do each night in the regular season, we roll out a trio of players to consider making prop bets on. For the purposes of tonight’s festivities, we’re focused on DraftKings Sportsbook’s Leading Scorer market, honing in three top candidates to emerge from the contest with the game-high point total.
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All-Star Game Best WNBA Leading Scorer Player Props
- Caitlin Clark (Team Spoon) (+370)
- A’ja Wilson (Team Spoon) (+400)
- Kelsey Mitchell (Team Coop) (+450)
2026 WNBA Betting Record: 30-18 (+9.30 units)
Caitlin Clark (Team Spoon) (+370)
Clark has certainly faced her share of adversity this season, but the 2024 first overall pick has still averaged a career-high 21.0 points on career-best 43.5 percent shooting. Clark also comes into the ASG with a couple of especially impressive performances on her recent resume, as she’s scored a career-best 45 points and 27 points in two of her last three games.
Clark scored just four points in her one prior All-Star Game appearance in 2024, but she does have three tallies of 24 points or greater on the road this season.
Original Line Publish: +370
A’ja Wilson (Team Spoon) (+400)
Wilson is having the second-most prolific scoring season of her career, putting up 26.1 points per contest on stellar 53.3% shooting. The veteran center and eight-time All-Star comes into the game on a tear as well, averaging 28.4 points on 56.9% shooting, including 50.0% from behind the arc, over her last seven games.
Wilson scored 20 and 22 points in the 2023 and 2024 All-Star Games, respectively, so there’s certainly some recent history that corroborates her ability to shine on the ASG stage. Additionally, Wilson has averaged an outstanding 27.8 points on 56.4% shooting (50.0% from distance) across 14 road games this season.
Original Line Publish: +400
Kelsey Mitchell (Team Coop) (+450)
Mitchell lit up plenty of scoreboards during the first half of the season on her way to averaging a career-high 23.3 points with career-best figures in both overall shooting (49.8%) and three-point shooting (42.5%). Like Clark and Wilson, Mitchell is riding a hot hand coming into the night, averaging 27.4 points via 53.4% shooting, including 52.8% from downtown, over her last 10 games.
Mitchell had only two points as a reserve in her ASG debut in 2023, but things have only gotten better from there. The talented guard put up 13 in her first year as a starter in 2024 before leading Team Clark with 20 in last year’s game. Mitchell has a solid track record off her home floor thus far this season as well, averaging 21.5 points over 11 road contests.
Original Line Publish: +450
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