WNBA Best Player Prop Picks, Odds, Predictions for Tuesday, July 28, 2026
After an exciting All-Star Weekend, the WNBA fires its engine back up Tuesday night with a five-game slate. To commemorate the start of the second half, we’ll focus on a quartet of player props to consider.
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Tuesday’s Best WNBA Player Props
- Natasha Howard (MIN) – Over Rebounds
- Kelsey Mitchell (IND) – Over Points
- Chelsea Gray (LVA) – Over Points + Assists
- Breanna Stewart (NYL) – Over Points + Rebounds
2026 WNBA Betting Record: 30-18 (+9.30 units)
Natasha Howard (MIN) – Over Rebounds
Howard is still getting it done on both ends of the floor in her age-34 season, bouncing back from a down year with the Fever in 2025 to average 15.9 points, 8.0 rebounds, 3.1 assists and 1.8 steals across 29.7 minutes per contest in her debut Lynx campaign. Howard is shooting a career-high 58.7% as well, but for the purposes of Tuesday, we’ll hone in on her prowess on the boards.
Howard has pulled down at least seven rebounds in 16 of 28 games, and she’s been knocking on the door with six on another five occasions. One of those came against this same Tempo team he’s facing Tuesday, a squad that’s allowed the third-most total rebounds per game (44.2), along with a WNBA-high 31.9% offensive rebounding rate on the road and the fifth-highest defensive rebounding rate in that same split (76.6%).
Original Line Publish: 6.5
Kelsey Mitchell (IND) – Over Points
Mitchell offered the latest glimpse of her elite shooting skills in the All-Star Game, when she recorded a game-high 28 points on an 11-for-19 tally from the field. The veteran guard is averaging a career-high 23.3 points on career-best 49.8% shooting, including 42.5% from behind the arc while also putting up a career-high 16.3 field-goal attempts per contest.
Mitchell went into the ASB averaging 27.4 points on 53.4% shooting over her last 10 games of the first half. She now faces a Storm team that allowed a WNBA-high 100.3 points per game over its last three contests of the first half and did so on 41.4% three-point shooting, the second-highest figure in that span. Mitchell had a hand in those numbers, as she lit up Seattle for 30 points on a 13-for-25 showing from the floor on July 17.
Original Line Publish: 21.5
Chelsea Gray (LVA) – Over Points + Assists
Gray is often overshadowed by the exploits of her teammates A’ja Wilson and Jackie Young, but the 33-year-old guard has been an excellent source of complementary production by averaging 12.6 points, 7.3 assists, 3.5 rebounds and 1.3 steals while shooting an elite 39.7% from three-point range. Gray had some spike performances as the first half came to a close, putting up 20.9 points + assists across 33.4 minutes per contest in the last eight games before the All-Star break.
Tuesday, Gray is facing a Fire team that’s been vulnerable defensively all season. Gray already has one tally of 32 points + assists against Portland this season, and the Fire is allowing the third-most points per road game (92.5) on 46.6% shooting. Additionally, the Fire has surrendered a WNBA-high 24.0 assists per road game and a WNBA-high 15.0 per contest overall to guards.
Original Line Publish: 17.5
Breanna Stewart (NYL) – Over Points + Rebounds
Stewart had a quiet All-Star Game, but the star forward earned her invite to the contest with a stellar first half that included averages of 21.1 points and 8.6 rebounds across 33.4 minutes per contest. Stewart also wrapped up the first half of the season on a tear, averaging 34.8 points + rebounds across 35.7 minutes per contest while shooting 50.8%, including 40.0% from behind the arc, over her last seven games.
Stewart was just a point or rebound away from going 5-2 to the Over on Tuesday’s line of 30.5 in that stretch. The opposing Sparks could well facilitate another highly productive game for Stewart on Tuesday, considering Los Angeles is allowing a co-WNBA-high 91.6 points per home game on co-WNBA-high 47.6% shooting. The Sparks are also allowing the fifth-most total rebounds per game (43.3), including the second most per game to forwards (15.9).
Original Line Publish: 30.5
Photo Credit: REUTERS
