WNBA Best Player Prop Picks, Odds, Predictions for Wednesday, July 8, 2026
We’re set for a three-game slate Wednesday night that includes a trio of 15-win teams in the Valkyries and Lynx, as well as a 12-8 Indiana Fever squad still dealing with the absence of Caitlyn Clark.
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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Wednesday’s Best WNBA Player Props
- Gabby Williams (GSV) – Over Points + Rebounds + Assists
- Kayla McBride (MIN) – Over 3-Pointers Made
- Kelsey Mitchell (IND) – Over Points + Assists
Gabby Williams (GSV) – Over Points + Rebounds + Assists
Williams is putting together the best offensive season of her career, averaging 15.3 points despite subpar 41.5% shooting, with a career-best 35.7% success rate from downtown helping offset her inefficiency from in front of the arc. The UConn product is complementing that scoring figure with 3.6 rebounds, 2.2 assists and 1.6 steals per contest, and she’s enjoying a nice uptick in usage with a career-high 12.8 field-goal attempts per game.
Williams has had a couple of atypical single-digit scoring clunkers within his last three games, but she’s still averaging 22.3 points + rebounds + assists across her last 12 games (26.2 minutes per contest). Williams has gone 9-3 to the Over on the 19.5 in that stretch, and although the Tempo has played appreciably better defense at Coca-Cola Coliseum as compared to the road, Toronto has given up the fourth-most made three-pointers per game at home (9.0).
Original line publish: 19.5
Kayla McBride (MIN) – Over 3-Pointers Made
McBride has been a highly consistent source of offensive production throughout her long career, and she’s shown no signs of slowing down in this, her age-34 season. The sharpshooting guard has boosted her scoring average back up to 15.4 points per contest this season, her highest figure since all the way back in 2018. McBride is putting up the most shots per game since that campaign as well — 12.4 — and she checks into Wednesday on a run of 12 consecutive double-digit scoring efforts.
McBride has been especially proficient from downtown of late, averaging 4.3 made threes on 41.5% shooting from long distance over the last four games. That sample includes four treys against this same Sun team in her most recent game Monday. Connecticut has given up the second-highest three-point shooting percentage at home (36.0%) as well, and McBride has connected on at least three threes on seven occasions already this season.
Original Line Publish: 2.5
Kelsey Mitchell (IND) – Over Points + Assists
Mitchell has taken her offensive game to yet another level this season after establishing new career highs in scoring in each of the prior two campaigns. The Ohio State product is currently putting up 21.9 points per game with the help of career-best 48.9% shooting, and she’s also knocking down an impressive 39.7% of her three-point attempts. The talented guard comes into Wednesday with an especially hot hand as well, as she’s averaging 27.5 points + assists across 32.3 minutes over her last seven contests, a stretch where she’s shot 55.7%, including 51.0% from behind the arc.
Mitchell should be in a good spot to extend her strong play Wednesday, as the Sparks have surrendered WNBA-high 48.5% shooting at home, and 42.6% shooting from three-point range over their last three games overall. Los Angeles is also conceding a league-high 22.5 assists per contest at home, and the Sparks have also yielded a league-high 51.3 points to guards. This game also carries the highest projected total of the slate by far (184.5), and Clark’s return could well benefit Mitchell in the form of less defensive attention — she’s averaged 26.8 points + assists in the last five games she’s played alongside Clark.
Original Line Publish: 25.5
Photo Credit: REUTERS
