WNBA Best Player Prop Picks, Odds, Predictions for Friday, July 31, 2026
We have a second consecutive three-game slate on tap Friday night, one that starts with an early-evening doubleheader that includes a marquee Wings-Mystics showdown in the nation’s capital and concludes with Caitlin Clark and the Fever paying a visit out west to the Fire.
With plenty of action on tap, we dive into three player props to consider.
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Friday’s Best WNBA Player Props
- Jordin Canada (ATL) – Over Points + Assists
- Sonia Citron (WAS) – Over Points + Rebounds + Assists
- Caitlin Clark (IND) – Over Points + Assists
2026 WNBA Betting Record: 38-21 (+13.58 units)
Jordin Canada (ATL) – Over Points + Assists
The Dream has its fair share of star power, which sometimes leaves Canada flying somewhat under the radar. However, the veteran guard is putting together another solid season and is facilitating and shooting at a career-best level, making her a solid props candidate in favorable matchup. Canada’s offensive production does go through some ups and downs, but over her last 10 games, she’s providing a well-rounded line of 11.9 points, 8.6 assists, 3.9 rebounds and 2.3 steals across 34.3 minutes per contest.
Friday, Canada is facing a Storm team that she’s already enjoyed success against in two prior meeting this season. Canada has points + assists totals of 18 and 22 against Seattle in 2026, and the Storm is allowing the fifth-most assists per road game (21.6). The Storm is also facilitating the fourth-most free-throw attempts per game to guards (11.6), and Canada is averaging 4.8 trips to the line over her last six games, including seven in her most recent matchup against the Storm on July 9.
Original Line Publish: TBD
Sonia Citron (WAS) – Over Points + Rebounds + Assists
Citron has been even better in her second season after an impressive 2025 rookie campaign, averaging 17.4 points, 3.8 rebounds, 3.8 assists and 1.3 steals across 33.7 minutes per contest. The talented guard is also shooting a crisp 47.6% overall despite seeing a sharp downturn in three-point accuracy this season, and she’s also getting to the line at almost double her rookie-season rate by averaging 6.4 free-throw attempts per game, compared to 3.4 last season.
The Wings are a quality opponent, but Dallas has played much less effective defense on the road. Jose Fernandez’s crew is allowing 90.9 points per road game (80.5 surrendered at home) on 48.6% shooting (44.0% at home). Dallas is also conceding the sixth-most assists per road contest (21.5), and the Wings have given up the third-most rebounds per game overall to guards (12.4). Citron is averaging 27.4 points + rebounds + assists across her 10-game home sample, adding even more fuel to her prospects Friday.
Original Line Publish: 23.5
Caitlin Clark (IND) – Over Points + Assists
Clark is dealing with her nagging back injury but is listed as probable for Friday’s favorable matchup against the Fire. The last thing the superstar guard wants to do at this point is take a night off, considering she’ll check into Friday averaging an elite 30.3 points (on 55.9% shooting, including 50.0% from three-point range), 8.8 assists, 2.5 rebounds, 1.5 steals and 1.0 blocks over 28.8 minutes per contest in her last four games. Clark is also getting to the line plenty during that span, averaging 10.0 free-throw attempts per contest.
The Fire has been a highly targetable team this season, especially with guards. Portland is surrendering a WNBA-high 15.3 assists per game to the position, as well as 45.6% shooting, including 35.3% from three-point range. The Fire has also surrendered league-high 53.4% shooting in the last three games, including 40.0% from behind the arc. This game also has the highest projected total of the slate by far (189.5), furthering Clark’s case.
Original Line Publish: TBD
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