WNBA Best Player Prop Picks, Odds, Predictions for Tuesday, July 7, 2026
The WNBA season rolls on Tuesday with a compact two-game slate featuring the Commissioner’s Cup-winning New York Liberty hosting Paige Bueckers’ Dallas Wings and a nightcap between the surging Phoenix Mercury and the Chicago Sky.
Let’s hone in on three player props to consider for tonight’s action. Be sure to also check out our daily WNBA betting trends page for odds, data and insights of every game.
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Tuesday’s Best WNBA Player Props
- Breanna Stewart (NYL) – Over Points + Rebounds
- Alyssa Thomas (PHX) – Over Rebounds + Assists
- Kamilla Cardoso (CHI) – Over Points + Rebounds
Breanna Stewart (NYL) – Over Points + Rebounds
Stewart is in the midst of another standout season, one that includes an average of 28.6 points + rebounds while shooting 46.6%, her highest degree of efficiency on the offensive end since the 2022 season with Seattle. The veteran forward is facing off with a Wings squad that’s allowing the fifth-highest shooting percentage (46.1%) in the league, including 48.2% on the road, the third-highest figure in that split.
Dallas is conceding the fifth-most made field goals (32.9), the third-highest three-point shooting percentage (37.9%) and the fourth-highest defensive rebounding percentage (76.8%) on the road, and the vulnerability from long distance is particularly relevant when considering Stewart has enjoyed a modest resurgence from behind the arc in the last three games (50%). Stewart has been at her best at home as well, putting up 29.1 points + rebounds on 46.7% shooting across 31.6 minutes per game over 11 contests.
Original line publish: 27.5
Alyssa Thomas (PHX) – Over Rebounds + Assists
Thomas is still an impact player on the glass at 34 years old, even if her rebounding numbers are a tick down this season. Thomas is pulling down 6.9 rebounds per contest, and while she’s averaging just under this prop on the season with 15.3 rebounds + assists, both her recent body of work and the opponent’s metrics in multiple categories point to Thomas outperforming her numbers in Tuesday’s home matchup.
The opposing Sky has struggled in essentially every facet of the game, and Chicago is allowing a WNBA-high 49.0 total rebounds per road game and doing so at the fourth-highest offensive rebounding percentage (29.0%) and fifth-highest defensive rebounding percentage (75.8%). Then, Thomas went for 17 points + assists in her one prior encounter with the Sky this season, and it’s also worth noting Chicago’s abysmal 40.8% shooting on the road should set Thomas up for plenty of opportunity on the defensive glass.
Original Line Publish: 15.5
Kamilla Cardoso (CHI) – Over Points + Rebounds
Cardoso is in the midst of a career-best season after already blossoming in her second WNBA campaign, averaging 14.6 points, 8.7 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 1.7 blocks across 26.7 minutes per game. Cardoso is also shooting a career-high 58.5%, serving as a rare bright spot in an otherwise mostly dismal season for the Sky thus far. The South Carolina product is averaging 23.6 points + rebounds per road game as well, and she comes into Tuesday’s contest on a tear with 30.3 points + rebounds across 26.7 minutes per contest in the last six games.
The Mercury does have some solid defensive metrics at home despite their 8-13 record, but there are a couple of under-the-radar numbers that Cardoso could potentially exploit. For one, Phoenix is allowing the second-highest shooting percentage of any team on its home floor (46.9%), including a 52.3% figure from two-point range. Then, the Mercury is also surrendering the second-highest defensive rebounding rate overall (76.6%), while Cardoso is averaging a career-high 6.0 defensive rebounds per contest. With a 5-1 mark to the Over on the 23.5 in the aforementioned six-game sample, this prop is in play.
Original Line Publish: 23.5
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