Free WNBA Expert and Computer Picks For Every Game June 24, 2026
PHO
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IND
Wed, Jun 24 • 7:30 PM ET
Alyssa Thomas u13.5 Points Scored (-110)
There is no logic to seeing Thomas’s 19 points on Monday and expecting her to replicate that 8-of-12 shooting. It was an utter anomaly, falling short of this prop in seven of her previous nine games. Thomas is more likely to score single digits than she is to score 15 points.
Indiana started Monday’s game in a 21-point hole but showed just how good it can be by battling back for a 9-point win. It was a deflating loss for Phoenix, which is stuck in a 1-5 SU rut the past six games. The Mercury were already dealing with injuries in the backcourt, but Mack’s injury leaves them short handed on the road in a tight turnaround. Boston’s offense got sapped due to the Fever falling behind but she was active to start that game and Indiana gets her going early tonight. She’s second on the team in usage and has upped her offense and rebounding in the past eight outings. Projections call for as many as 28 combined stats for this prop. Clark has knocked down three triples in back-to-back games and is starting to heat up from outside after an inconsistent start to the season. Phoenix struggles to slow down outside shooters, allowing a league high in triples.
MIN
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WAS
Wed, Jun 24 • 7:30 PM ET
The Lynx have exacted punishment on their next opponent after each of their outright losses this season. The Mystics should see that amplified as the opponent that handed Minnesota that loss on Sunday. The Lynx have covered the spread by an average of 16.5 points in those three chances this season, running up a margin from the opening tip.
PDX
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CHI
Wed, Jun 24 • 8:00 PM ET
Kamilla Cardoso o24.5 Total Points, Rebounds, and Assists (-105)
Kamilla Cardoso is averaging 24.2 PRA, and she’s hit the Over on this line in seven of 16 games, including each of her last two. Cardoso put up a 22/14/1 line in her first matchup with the Fire.
Portland owns the lowest defensive rebound percentage at 62.8%, and the Fire have given up 21.3 points per game to opposing centers - third-most in the league. Cardoso can take advantage of a weak interior defense, and I’ll bet this one up to 27.5.
Against the worst rebounding team in the WNBA, the Fire's and Gustafson's offensive rebounding emphasis shuold create more scoring opportunities.
ATL
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GS
Wed, Jun 24 • 10:00 PM ET
The Dream are rolling but a trip to the West Coast for a 10 p.m. ET tip could cool them off, especially against the stingy defense of the Valkyries. Golden State sits ahead of Atlanta with the third best defensive rating and has been a tough out at home in its two years of existence. The Valks are 21-12 SU at home, including 7-3 SU as hosts this season.
There will be plenty of rebounding chances as the Atlanta Dream (70.8) and Valkyries (69.8) rank Top 4 in FGAs per game. That consists of plenty of lower percentage 3PAs (42% of FGAs).
Angel Reese o11.5 Total Rebounds (-112)
There will be a surplus of shots as both teams like to push the ball and fire early into the shot clock. And with an estimated 42% of those collective FGAs being 3-point attempts, there are enough potential boards to go around. Reese recorded only nine rebounds in the win over Toronto due to foul trouble limiting her work and tenacity. That’s helped temper her rebounding total for tonight, slimming it to the low end of 11.5 O/U. Golden State sits 12th in opponent rebounds allowed and runs smaller in the frontcourt with 6-foot-3 Kiah Stokes as the only center and forwards Kayla Thornton and Janelle Salaun playing more perimeter roles. Game models are bullish on Angel with her forecasts as high as 14+ boards. That should have her Over 11.5 rebounds priced beyond -260. Even my more tempered projection of 12.4 should have the Over 11.5 asking around -130.
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