WNBA Player Props & Bets: Saturday (6/7)

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There are three WNBA contests today, with the first game of the day beginning at 3:00 p.m. ET.

Without any further delay, let’s dive into our favorite WNBA prop bets for Saturday, June 7th.

• WNBA Prop Bet Cheat Sheet
• Consensus WNBA Odds
• WNBA Matchups
• WNBA Player Props

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Saturday’s Best WNBA Player Props & Bets

(Odds Courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook )

Jackie Young: Top Points Scorer ( +360 )

In the first game this afternoon, the Las Vegas will be on the road to take on the Golden State Valkyries. The ideal play would be to back reigning MVP A’ja Wilson. However, Jackie Young is highly capable of finishing this contest with the most points, and the payout is certainly more favorable.

Young is averaging 18.2 points on the season, while connecting on the second-highest amount of three-pointers per game in her career. The Las Vegas guard is shooting

45.9% from the field over the first six games, and has recorded 25 points in two of the last four contests.

Young has feasted on inferior defensive units in the early stages of the 2025 campaign. She put up 25 points against the Washington Mystics and the Los Angeles Sparks. The Valkyries allow over 10 three-pointers per contest, and opponents are making over 38% of their attempts from beyond the arc.

A’ja Wilson 4+ Assists ( -118 )

A’ja Wilson may not be accumulating the same scoring prowess that resulted in a third MVP in 2024, however, the veteran forward has been dishing out a decent amount of dimes to begin the new season. Wilson is averaging 4.2 assists per game this season, which exceeds her career average by an extra two dimes per game.

Wilson has recorded 18 assists over the previous four contests, totaling four or more in three games. The Las Vegas forward has recorded at least four dimes in four games and owns a 26.3% assist rate on the season.

Golden State concedes the fifth-most assists to their opponents, allowing 20 dimes each contest. Wilson has been an underrated source for assists to start the season, and looks to be in a fantastic spot to record at least four in this contest.

Ariel Atkins 15+ Points ( -135 )

Ariel Atkins has been scorching-hot for the Chicago Sky as of late. The offseason trade acquisition is averaging 21.3 points on 50.9% shooting from the field over the previous three contests. Atkins is also seeing more playing time lately. In the first three games, the veteran averaged 24 minutes per contest. That number has jumped to 31.3 over the last three games.

Atkins has scored at least 15 points in three consecutive games. The Chicago guard scored 11 points in only 22 minutes when these two teams last met. It would be surprising if Chicago once again lost by 35 points. This should result in more playing time for Atkins.

Indiana is allowing just under 80 points per game, which has increased to 81.3 over the last three games. Atkins has carved out a primary scoring role for the Sky and should be heavily relied upon to score in this contest.

Aliyah Boston 15+ Points ( -122 )

Foul trouble has hindered Aliyah Boston’s playing time over the previous five contests. The 2023 first overall selection has picked up at least four fouls in five consecutive games. Despite the troubling issue, the Indiana Center is averaging 15.9 points on the season.

Chicago is not only tied for the highest opposing field-goal percentage and gives up the most points per game (92), but the Sky also concedes over 35 points in the paint each contest. Chicago also allows the second-highest amount of points scored via second-chance opportunities (11.3)

Boston’s success relies heavily on the ability to get in the paint and score off offensive rebounds. Exactly where Chicago has proven to be extremely ineffective in regards to stopping opponents. If Boston can avoid foul trouble, this matchup sets up well for the Fever center to reach 15 points.

Gabby Williams 15+ Points ( +110 )

We close out our selections with one that is a tad surprising, given recent form. The fact that we receive a plus return makes this prop even more enticing. This simply seems too low of a number, and is more predicated on season average, as well as two prior performances against the Mercury.

Gabby Williams is putting up 14.5 points per game to start the 2025 campaign. However, the veteran is averaging 18 points over the previous four games, while connecting on nine three-pointers over that span.

The Seattle forward has recorded 15+ points in three out of the last four contests, including 20+ points in two games. Williams has played at least 30+ minutes in every game for Seattle, while hitting 48% of field-goal attempts and shooting 43.6% from beyond the arc on the season.

Phoenix has held Williams to below 15 points in two contests in 2025. However, we feel the third time will be the charm, and the forward for the Storm will score at least 15 points in this game.

Enjoy the games tonight and good luck with your picks.

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