WNBA Best Player Prop Picks, Odds, Predictions for Wednesday, July 15, 2026
We’re set for a three-game slate Wednesday, and as was the case Tuesday, there’s an early start, this time in the form of a Noon ET doubleheader. We’re then treated to a Valkyries-Fever marquee nightcap to wrap up the night, setting up an exciting day of WNBA action. With six teams taking the floor, we hone in on a quartet of player props to consider.
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Wednesday’s Best WNBA Player Props
- Natisha Hiedeman (SEA)
- Dominique Malonga (SEA) – Over Rebounds
- Olivia Miles (MIN) – Over Points + Assists
- Kelsey Mitchell (IND) – Over 3-Pointers Made
2026 WNBA Betting Record: 17-8 (+7.47 units)
Natisha Hiedeman (SEA) – Over Points + Rebounds + Assists
Hiedeman is enjoying a true breakout season in her age-29 campaign, her first as a starter since 2023. The veteran guard is averaging 16.2 points, 4.4 assists and 2.7 rebounds per contest, all career-high figures. She’s draining an impressive 46.4% of her shot attempts as well, including 37.7% from three-point range. She’s been especially effective over the last month of play, putting up 26.9 points + rebounds + assists across 31.6 minutes per contest in an 11-game sample, a stretch where she shot a blistering 50.3%, including 40.3% from behind the arc.
Wednesday, she gets a crack at a Sky team that could facilitate strong production in all three categories this prop encompasses. Chicago is allowing the third-most points per home game on the season (91.1), along with 37.5% three-point shooting in the last three games. The Sky is also conceding a WNBA-high 46.2 rebounds per contest, and the fourth-most assists per home game (20.5). Hiedeman accumulated 23 points + rebounds + assists in her one prior meeting with Chicago this season as well, furthering her case for a number that she’s often surpassed with ease lately.
Original line publish: 22.5
Dominique Malonga (SEA) – Over Rebounds
Malonga moved into a starting role this season after making 42 appearances off the bench as a 20-year-old rookie in 2025, and the results have been noteworthy. The second-year center has used her 6-foot-6 stature well, putting up 15.5 points, 7.9 rebounds, 1.4 assists and 1.2 blocks across 25.4 minutes per contest. Malonga has been efficient on the offensive end as well, shooting 46.7% overall and spacing the floor well by connecting on 36.7% of her attempts from downtown. Malonga’s offensive production has seen some notable swings of late in the form of a pair of single-digit scoring tallies within her last five games, but she’s still averaging 9.1 rebounds across her last 10 contests.
Because of the occasional offensive downturn, we’ll focus on an extremely steady part of her game, that being her work on the glass. She’s recorded at least nine boards in three straight games, and she’s reached that threshold in seven of 16 starts overall. As just mentioned in Hiedeman’s entry, no team has allowed more rebounds per home contest than the Sky. Additionally, it’s worth noting Chicago is conceding the third-highest offensive rebounding rate per home game (29.6%), while Malonga is averaging a solid 2.2 offensive rebounds per contest. The Sky is also giving up the fourth-highest defensive rebounding rate of any team on its home floor (77.3%), buttressing Malonga’s case for the Over.
Original Line Publish: 8.5
Olivia Miles (MIN) – Over Points + Assists
Miles is enjoying a masterful rookie season, and her latest milestone is becoming the first player in league history to reach 400 points, 100 rebounds and 100 assists within a 22-game span. The standout first-year guard accomplished the feat in Monday’s win over the Mercury, a game in which she went off for a career-high 33 points on 10-for-16 shooting while adding eight assists and three rebounds. Miles is now averaging 26.6 points + assists over her last 11 games overall, shooting a crisp 49.4% in the process.
In her one prior meeting with the Sparks on June 17, Miles furnished 35 points + assists in only 26 minutes, a game where she shot a career-high 80.0% (12-for-15) from the field. The ultra-efficient performance isn’t surprising considering the opponent, as Los Angeles has surrendered the second-most points (95.4) and fourth-highest shooting percentage (47.5) on the road. LA has also given up the third-most assists per road contest (22.4), and Miles is 11-3 to the Over on the 25.5 points + assists dating back to June 1.
Original Line Publish: 25.5
Kelsey Mitchell (IND)- Over 3-Pointers Made
Mitchell is scoring at a career-best clip in this, her age-30 season. The veteran guard is averaging 22.7 points on career-high 48.8% shooting, including a co-career-high 40.9% success rate from three-point range. Mitchell comes into Wednesday night’s marquee clash against the 17-7 Valkyries on an absolute tear as well, as she’s averaged 25.9 points with the help of an elite 50.0% hit rate from three-point range in her last 10 games. Mitchell has drained at least a trio of treys in nine of those contests as well, helping fuel many of her scoring barrages.
Golden State hasn’t had too many defensive weaknesses this season, but perimeter defense has been one area where the Valkyries haven’t been elite. They’re allowing the fifth-highest three-point shooting percentage on the road (34.8), and the 8.5 made three-pointers per game they surrender in that split is markedly higher than the 7.3 they’re conceding per home contest. Mitchell has drained at least three triples in 12 of 23 games — seven of those at home — and she’s hit the Over on 2.5 threes in seven straight contests.
Original Line Publish: 2.5
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