WNBA Best Player Prop Picks, Odds, Predictions for Sunday, July 19, 2026
We’re set for a three-game slate Sunday that begins at 1:00 p.m. ET and runs throughout the day. With plenty of big names in action, we’ve honed in on three player props to consider for an all-day sweat.
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Sunday’s Best WNBA Player Props
- Paige Bueckers (DAL) – Over Points
- Natasha Cloud (CHI) – Over Points
- Kahleah Copper (PHX) – Over Points
2026 WNBA Betting Record: 26-11 (+12.66 units)
Paige Bueckers (DAL) – Over Points
Bueckers has had plenty of time to rest up since her last game, as the Liberty-Wings contest scheduled for Thursday was never played due to New York’s flight issues. Consequently, the talented guard last took the floor a week ago, which should certainly give her some extra spring in her step for Sunday’s game. Bueckers already comes into the matchup against the often generous Sparks running hot, as she’s averaged 24.4 points on 53.9% shooting over her last eight games.
Los Angeles continues to facilitate plenty of offensive efficiency for its opponents, surrendering the fourth-highest road shooting percentage (47.6), including a 35.3% success rate from three-point range. The Sparks are also conceding the second-most made three-pointers per road game (9.7), while Bueckers is shooting an elite 45.7% from behind the arc at home. Bueckers also has a 52.2% hit rate on the Over of 21.5 points this season (12 of 23 games), furthering her case.
Original Line Publish: 21.5
Natasha Cloud (CHI) – Over Points
Cloud has been a solid complementary contributor for a struggling Sky squad so far this season, and she’s been in even better form of late. The veteran guard is shouldering more responsibility on the offensive end with backcourt mate Skylar Diggins sidelined by a knee injury, as Cloud has averaged 13.0 points on 8.3 shot attempts per contest over her last six games, after having gone into that sample with figures of 8.9 and 6.7 in those respective categories in her first 18 games of the season.
Cloud has scored at least 12 points on eight occasions this season, including in three straight. The matchup against the Dream is actually a favorable one on paper for scoring as well, considering Atlanta is giving up the third-highest shooting percentage (47.2) of any team on its home floor, plus a WNBA-high 55.2% figure over the last three games overall, including 44.6% from three-point range. Atlanta is also yielding the fourth-most made threes per home game on the season (8.9), setting up Cloud with a solid chance of cashing this prop if her recently elevated role persists.
Original Line Publish: 11.5
Kahleah Copper (PHX) – Over Points
Copper is about as reliable a source of offensive and rebounding production as there is in the league, and the veteran guard is enjoying the second-best scoring season of her long career. Copper is averaging 20.6 points per contest despite shooting a poor 42.6%, but both of those numbers are actually on an upswing of late. The 31-year-old has averaged 23.1 points on 52.1% shooting, including 34.0% from three-point range, over her last nine games, a stretch where she’s put up a robust 15.6 field-goal attempts per contest.
The Sun just allowed 21 points on 50.0% shooting to Copper on Friday night, and she’s 7-1 to the Over on the 20.5 across her last eight games. Copper has scored at least 21 points in 11 of 25 games, and she’s been just a point off on two other occasions. Meanwhile, Connecticut is allowing 45.9% shooting on the road this season, and it’s also worth noting the Sun has surrendered the second-most free-throw attempts per road contest (24.6). In turn, Copper is averaging career highs in both made free throws (5.3) and free-throw attempts (6.6), brightening her prospects further.
Original Line Publish: 20.5
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