
Three games on the card for Tuesday, with the spotlight game clearly being the Dallas Wings' visit to the Twin Cities for a date with the league-leading Minnesota Lynx. The Phoenix Mercury and Golden State Valkyries also provide what could be an interesting clash in San Francisco.

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But it's Angel Reese's return to Chicago that I'm looking at, as the Atlanta Dream visit the Sky for an Eastern Conference tussle in the Windy City.
Editor's Note: It's WNBA Commissioner's Cup play, so you know what that means: every win and every point counts.
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Atlanta Dream vs. Chicago Sky
Spread: Atlanta Dream -8.5 (-375) | Chicago Sky +8.5 (-110)
Moneyline: Atlanta Dream -375 | Chicago Sky +285
Total: O/U 164.5 (-110/-110)
Dallas Wings vs. Minnesota Lynx
Spread: Dallas Wings +5.5 (-110) | Minnesota Lynx -5.5 (-110)
Moneyline: Dallas Wings +180 | Minnesota Lynx -225
Total: O/U 172.5 (-110/-110)
Phoenix Mercury vs. Golden State Valkyries
Spread: Phoenix Mercury +8.5 (-110) | Golden State Valkyries -8.5 (-110)
Moneyline: Phoenix Mercury +290 | Golden State Valkyries -385
Total: O/U 162.5 (-108/-112)
*Betting Odds are updated on June 9, 2026, at 10:30 a.m. ET*
The Chicago Sky are in the midst of a quirky schedule that has them alternating home and road games during a three-week stretch. They come into tonight's home tilt against the Atlanta Dream having lost six of their last seven, including a 17-point thumping at the hands of the expansion Tempo on Sunday in Toronto.
The third-place Dream, meanwhile, are hoping to keep pace with the first-place Minnesota Lynx and second-place Las Vegas Aces. Atlanta and Dallas are both 7-3, but the Wings are in Minnesota tonight. That makes Atlanta's visit to Chicago even more important.
Here are my top three player props for tonight's matchup from FanDuel.
Reese has registered double-digit rebounds in seven of 10 games this season. She has 12 or more in five of those contests. She just snatched 17 off the glass in Saturday's 109-77 win over the Washington Mystics. She's now averaging 13.0 rebounds per game over the last four contests.
The undermanned Sky continue to search for answers without DiJonai Carrington, Rickea Jackson, and Courtney Vandersloot. And while you have to respect Kamilla Cardoso's presence in the paint at all times, Reese will know the nuances of her former teammate and should be able to clean the glass at least 12 times tonight.
Gray ranks sixth in the league with 19.7 points per game. My question is, who is going to guard her effectively for 40 minutes and keep her from dropping bombs from the 3-point line? Gray has been less than herself the last two games, scoring just 13 and 15 points against the Fever and Mystics, respectively.
In its last nine games, Chicago has allowed a 20-point scorer seven times. And the last time Gray faced the Sky was Aug. 7, 2025, in Chicago, where she scored 25 points after hitting 9 of 15, including 3 of 5 from beyond the arc. Gray is going to lead the offensive charge tonight.
The price alone for this one is worth it. We're talking about one of the most competitive veterans in the league. With Diggins coming off a game in which she shot 2-of-8 from the floor, including 0-of-2 from the 3-point line, I think she'll be dialed in tonight.
Diggins has finished with no treys four times this season. The first three times, she followed up by hitting two against Dallas, one against Toronto, and in D.C. The scoring has to come from somewhere, and with Gray pushing the pace for the Dream, I think Diggins will take things upon herself to answer the long-distance call.
W.G. Ramirez is a veteran sports writer from Las Vegas and a Senior Staff Writer at Ballislife. Follow him on X at @WillieGRamirez.
