WNBA Best Player Prop Picks, Odds, Predictions for Monday, August 3, 2026
The WNBA tees up a three-game slate Monday night highlighted by an Aces-Dream showdown in Atlanta and also featuring an appearance by Breanna Stewart and the contending New York Liberty. We dive into three player props to consider for tonight’s action.
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Monday’s Best WNBA Player Props
- Jackie Young (LVA) – Over Points + Rebounds + Assists
- Breanna Stewart (NYL) – Over Points + Rebounds
- Kahleah Copper (PHO) – Over Points + Rebounds
2026 WNBA Betting Record: 44-24 (+15.04 units)
Jackie Young (LVA) – Over Points + Rebounds + Assists
Young’s exploits are often overshadowed by those of teammate A’ja Wilson, but the former is putting together a rock-solid season in her own right. Young is averaging just below her career best of 17.6 points per game, checking in at 17.5 while also dishing out a career-high 6.7 assists per contest. Her 4.4 rebounds per contest also tie for the second-best figure of her career in that category, and she’s accomplishing the offensive output via crisp 48.4% shooting, including 37.2% from three-point range, and a career-high 95.1% success rate from the free-throw line.
The Dream has an impressive 18-10 record, but Atlanta doesn’t play the most intimidating defense. The Dream is allowing league-high 48.3% shooting, as well as a robust 8.4 made threes per game. They also rank in the bottom 10 of the league with 19.8 assists surrendered per home game, and Young comes in averaging 31.1 points + rebounds + assists on 56.6% shooting, including 39.1% from downtown, in her last 12 games. Finally, it’s worth noting the Dream also facilitates the sixth-most free-throw attempts per home game (21.6), which is particularly relevant considering how efficient Young has been from the charity stripe this season.
Original Line Publish: 30.5
Breanna Stewart (NYL) – Over Points + Rebounds
Stewart continues to light up the scoreboard on a regular basis while also consistently making an impact on the glass. The veteran forward is averaging 29.9 points + rebounds across 33.7 minutes per contest for the season, but she’s been even more productive of late. Stewart is averaging 33.9 points + rebounds while shooting 50.9%, including 41.9% from behind the arc, over the last 10 games, a sample where her playing time has bumped up to 35.8 minutes per game.
The opposing Storm ranks middle of the pack with 50.5% two-point shooting allowed, and they’re surrendering the second-most points (31.9) and most rebounds (16.5) per contest to forwards specifically. Stewart already has 10 double-digit rebound tallies and 15 efforts of 20+ points, which puts the 30.5 points + rebounds prop very much within reach, especially considering the hot hand she’s wielding entering Monday night.
Original Line Publish: 30.5
Kahleah Copper (PHO) – Over Points + Rebounds
Copper makes frequent appearances in this space for good reason, as she’s one of the more consistent purveyors of points in the league and also offers some solid complementary contributions on the boards. The veteran has particularly ramped up her offensive production recently, as she comes into Monday averaging 23.3 points per contest on 53.5% shooting over her last 12 games, and supplementing the scoring with seven efforts of 4+ rebounds in the sample.
Copper’s opponent Monday may very well coax one of her high-percentile efforts from her, as Chicago is vulnerable defensively in multiple ways. The Sky is allowing a WNBA-high 46.6 total rebounds per home game, while also ranking in the bottom five in both offensive rebounding and defensive rebounding rate allowed in that split. Additionally, Chicago is giving up a co-league-high 13.1 rebounds per game to guards specifically, and Copper already has a tally of 29 points + rebounds versus the Sky this season.
Original Line Publish: 25.5
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