There are two late-night games on the WNBA schedule for Sunday, and I’ve got one prop pick from each.
The latest: Three-time MVP A’ja Wilson has the opportunity to show out against one of the league’s worst defensive teams. Elsewhere, Skylar Diggins has taken her playmaking to the next level and is worth backing against the Los Angeles Sparks.
Check out the best WNBA prop bets for Aug. 10.
WNBA prop bets
Best bet: Wilson over 21.5 points (-124)
The Las Vegas Aces forward probably won’t be adding a third MVP to her resume this season, but that doesn’t mean she hasn’t been cooking.
- Wilson ranks second in the WNBA with a 21.8 points per game average.
- She’s averaged 23.5 PPG over her last 11 games and scored 24+ in six of those contests.
And now she plays the Connecticut Sun, who rank tied for last in points allowed per game (87.7).
Wilson takes over 15 field goals per game and shoots 48.8%, giving her one of the highest scoring floors in the WNBA.
Key stat: Wilson is 2-1 against this line vs. the Sun this season, shooting 52.4% from the field.
Best WNBA picks
Diggins over 5.5 assists (-120): I love the value here with how Diggins has been playing.
She hasn’t been shooting that well, but it’s only forced her to lean on her court vision to be effective.
- Diggins averages the fifth most assists per game in the WNBA (5.8)
- She’s 4-1 against the wager over her last five, averaging 6.8 assists.
When she played the Sun recently, Diggins dished out 11 assists. The correlation here is that the Sparks are the team tied for most points allowed per game (87.7).
The assist opportunities should be plentiful against the Sparks, who allowed 91.3 PPG over the last six games.
Diggins is 2-0 against this wager vs. L.A. this season.
WNBA prop picks made at 1:47 p.m. ET on 08/10/2025.
Spencer is a true sports junkie. A graduate of the Sports Journalism program at Centennial College, he first joined NorthStar Gaming as an intern in 2023. He is now a contributing writer. He loves finding the edge to bet on in all sports but has a deep passion for the NBA and UFC. Previous stops include Sportsnet.