Free WNBA Expert and Computer Picks For Every Game June 2, 2026
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ATL
Tue, Jun 2 • 7:30 PM ET
The Dream are thinking big this year. They have been ever since they acquired Angel Reese. Taking a lead in each tiebreaker fits that approach.
It should also keep Reese in the game longer than expected, though she has already cleared this modest points prop in three of her last four games.
ATL -14.0 (-110)
Lopsided results are always possible when involving the Connecticut Sun. Their net rating this season of -15.5 is not only worst in the WNBA, it is more than eight points per 100 possessions worse than the No. 14 net rating in the league.
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LA
Tue, Jun 2 • 10:00 PM ET
A’ja Wilson has found success against the Sparks, averaging 27 points and 11.2 rebounds across her last 10 tilts. She grabbed 10+ rebounds seven times, scored 26+ points five times and reached both milestones in the same game four times.
The Sparks own the second-lowest defensive rebound percentage, and they’ve surrendered the third-most offensive rebounds. LA gives up the fourth-most PITP and second-chance buckets, offering Wilson the chance to wreak havoc down low.
I’m happy to parlay these picks for plus-money odds, but bettors looking for a safer avenue can bet Wilson to record a double-double at -105.
o174.5 (-110)
The Las Vegas Aces (91 ppg) and Los Angeles Sparks (90.3 ppg) each rank Top 4 in scoring, Top 5 in Offensive Rating and Top 5 in Pace.
Even with the WNBA’s leading scorer Kelsey Plum sidelined for the last two games, the Sparks have averaged 86.5 points.
The Sparks own the worst Defensive Rating in the W (114.4), and the Aces rank 10th in that category (106.9).
With such a strong convergence of scoring opportunity and poor defense, I’m confident betting this line up seven points to 181.5.
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