WNBA Best Bets Today: 3 Best Player Props & Odds for June 10

It's Wednesday, and there are two WNBA games scheduled for today. In this article, you will find my best bets and player prop predictions for June 10.

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First up is the Connecticut Sun (2-11, 1-7 away) and the Toronto Tempo (6-5, 3-2 home). Both squads will meet for the first time in WNBA history as Toronto is the newest expansion franchise. Commissioner's Cup games are underway, and Seattle has been eliminated following a 0-3 record in the Western Conference. With a 0-3 Cup record in the East, Connecticut is on the brink of elimination.

The Sun owns the WNBA's worst record and have dropped 3 straight games. Conversely, the Tempo have exceeded expectations as a new franchise, winning 3 of the last 4 outings.

Toronto is tabbed as an 8.5-point favorite on FanDuel and will continue to be without rookie Kiki Rice (Ankle). There are several injuries for the Sun, including Hailey Van Lith (Ankle), Aneesah Morrow (Leg), and Brittney Griner (Ribs), who is questionable.

Next, the Los Angeles Sparks (5-6, 3-1 away) will face the Seattle Storm (3-10, 2-4 home) on the road. It's their first matchup of the season, and the Sparks are the favorite by 6.5 points on the road. Los Angeles is back in the win column after losing three straight games, while Seattle is riding a six-game losing streak.

WNBA Betting Odds And Schedule For Wednesday, June 10 (FanDuel)

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The Sun and Tempo will kick things off at 7 p.m., and that matchup will air on WNBA League Pass, NBC Sports Boston, and The Sports Network.

In a West Coast clash, the Sparks and Storm will tip off at 10 p.m., and the game will air on USA Network, Prime Video—Seattle, CW Seattle, and Spectrum Sports Network.

Let's take a look at my three best bets, player prop picks, and predictions for the WNBA games today, June 10.

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WNBA Best Bets & Player Props (June 10)

• Marina Mabrey OVER 17.5 Points (-125 Fanatics)
• Natisha Hiedeman 17+ Points + Assists (-124 DraftKings)
• Los Angeles Sparks -6.5 (-125 Fanatics)

Connecticut Sun vs. Toronto Tempo Best Bets

Marina Mabrey OVER 17.5 Points

For my first best bet today, I placed one unit on Tempo star Marina Mabrey to record over 17.5 points against the Sun.

Mabrey has been outstanding, averaging a career-best 17.6 points with the Tempo. Through 11 games, she's delivered 3.8 rebounds, 3.8 assists, and 1.2 steals per game, while shooting 42.7% from the field and 34.8% from beyond the arc.

I'm confident in this prop given the fact that Mabrey is averaging the highest usage rate of her career (28.9%) under head coach Sandy Brondello. Not to mention, she boasts a 55.8% point rate according to Her Hoop Stats. Additionally, she's getting to the free-throw line more frequently (18.6%), and her points per play rate (.98) is the highest of her career.

Overall, Mabrey has been consistent, aside from three outlier performances. She's soared over 17.5 points in 6 games in 2026, and has a decent matchup against a weak Sun defense. Yes, Laila Lacan is back for the Sun, but this team ranks No. 14 in defensive rating (109.8).

Trust Mabrey's 3-Point Shot

Lacan and Saniya Rivers are solid two-way players, but it's been hard to stop the Tempo backcourt. A million-dollar duo, Mabrey and Brittney Sykes, make up 42.6% of Toronto's offense. Mabrey alone accounts for 19.9% of the scoring.

Toronto has been one of the more efficient teams on offense, ranking No. 5 in offensive rating. They put up the second-most 3-point attempts per game (28.1), which fits Mabrey's play style, and is one of the best teams in transition (11.1).

Mabrey is a spot-up shooter, a shot creator, and is so much more than just a 3-point shooter. While she's not the most athletic, she can score in a variety of ways. Behind Sykes, Mabrey is putting up 13.6 shot attempts and ranks third in 3-pointers made (2.7). Most impressively, "Money Mabrey" averages 7.9 3-point attempts per game.

In 2026, the Sun allows opponents to shoot 35% from deep, though they held the Liberty to 6-of-22 from three in the last game.

Clearing this player prop line in three of the last five games, Mabrey's sweet spot is anywhere from 13-15 shot attempts per game and 3-7 3-point attempts per game.

Final WNBA Betting Prediction: Marina Mabrey OVER 17.5 Points (-125 Fanatics)

Although the Sun have been unforgiving to guards over the last two games, we saw Rhyne Howard explode for 36 points and Flau'jae Johnson for 17. Mabrey mainly plays the two-guard, but can play the point, and sometimes forward. In 2026, the Sun allow the most points to guards per game (45.9), and Mabrey averages 2.5 transition points per game and four paint points per game alone.

• I'm taking Marina Mabrey to record over 17.5 points today. She might have a tough matchup with Lacan or Rivers, but I'm confident in her minutes (27.2), usage rate, and 3-point volume alone. She's shooting nearly 35% from deep and has been much more efficient at home, scoring 19.8 points per game on 38.1% 3-point shooting. Trust Mabrey in a must-win Commissioner's Cup game today. 

Los Angeles Sparks vs. Seattle Storm Best Bets

Natisha Hiedeman 17+ Points + Assists

For my second-best bet, I like Storm guard Natisha Hiedeman to record over 17+ points and assists against the Sparks.

I can't say I've ever bet on Hiedeman before, but I'm here for it. In her first season with Seattle, she's putting up a career-high 13.8 points, 2.5 rebounds, and 4.1 assists, while shooting 42% from the field and 36.1% from three.

Hiedeman was off to an uneven start to the season but has since leveled out as Seattle's primary facilitator. Now that she's had more consistency, Hiedeman has tallied 11+ points in four June games and 4+ assists in three straight games.

Starting all 13 games for the Storm, Hiedeman has more than earned her spot. She's averaging 26.7 minutes per game and is coming off a 17-point, 5-rebound performance in Seattle's 101-91 loss against the Aces.

Trust Hiedeman's Recent Play and the Matchup

Yes, Awa Fam and Dominique Malonga are both in the starting lineup, which should mean more assists in the pick-and-roll. However, Malonga is back from a concussion but remains on a minutes restriction.

When I say Hiedeman's been on a tear, she's been hot! On fire from beyond the arc, she's now recorded 3+ 3-pointers in 4 of the last 5 games and has scored 17 points alone in five games this year.

I do think this player prop is too low, as she's recorded 10 assists over the last two games, not dipping below 5. And while the Sparks' defense has shown some improvement, they've been historically bad. In fact, LA owns the WNBA's worst defensive rating (111.8).

Hiedeman has always been a solid 3-point threat, but has really taken her game to the next level. In 2026, she's averaging a career-best 5.5 3-point attempts per game with a career-high 24.3% usage rate. Not to mention, she boasts a 44.4% 3-point rate.

I do think Hiedeman can soar over this prop mainly from a points perspective alone, as she's averaging 11.5 shot attempts and boasts a 54.7% true shooting percentage.

The math isn't mathing here—Hiedeman is averaging 15.3 points and 4.7 assists over the last three games, and will face a Sparks defense that gives up the third-most points to guards (43.4). Guards such as Azzi Fudd (11), Jackie Young (11), and Sonia Citron (21) had no problem scoring against Erica Wheeler, Kelsey Plum, and Ariel Atkins in the Sparks' backcourt.

Final WNBA Betting Prediction: Natisha Hiedeman 17+ Points + Assists

Hiedeman is a spot-up shooter, can create off the bounce, and can drive downhill. Not to mention, she can catch Fam and Malonga in the pick-and-roll, has made some nice bounce passes, and is efficient in the drive-and-kick. Assist-wise, Hiedeman has delivered 5+ in 7 of the last 9 games. I especially love her assist line more if Seattle deploys a bigger starting lineup than the Sparks.

• I'm taking Natisha Hiedeman to record 17+ points and assists. I think this line is a steal against a Sparks' defense that I don't trust just yet. We are talking about an LA team that's allowed an average of 57.3 points and assists to guards per game this season. Let's lock it in. 

Los Angeles Sparks -6.5

Today, I'm laying the points with the Sparks -6.5 against the Storm.

I truly can't think of a world where the Storm could win or even cover, for that matter, tonight. Seattle is riding a six-game losing streak, and their average point margin over that span is -15.3 points per game.

No. 2 overall pick Awa Fam has been a boost since her arrival, and Dominique Malonga remains on limited minutes following concussion protocol.

The Storm only lost to the Aces by 10, but it hasn't been pretty. The Lynx handed Seattle a 20-point loss, while the Wings (23 points) and Tempo (21) trounced the Storm.

I know the losing streak will end eventually, but I'm not banking on that tonight. Since their losing streak, the Storm own the WNBA's worst offensive rating (88.4) and rank 11th in defensive rating (107.8). This team started off hot defensively, but has fizzled out.

Why the Sparks Can Cover the Spread

Seattle has already been eliminated from Cup advancement, so this game doesn't mean much. 0-4 in Cup standings, the offense has been particularly tough to watch aside from the Aces matchup.

The Storm have scored 68 or fewer points in 3 of the last 4 games, although we saw improvement with four players in double-digit scoring last game. Malonga has only been back one game, but scored 19 points in just 17 minutes. To me, there are too many inconsistencies regarding Johnson, Zia Cooke, and Jordan Horston. A rookie, Johnson is shooting just 31.9% from the field and 27.6% from beyond the arc.

Fam and Malonga will face Dearica Hamby, Nneka Ogwumike, and Cameron Brink in the frontcourt today. Over the last 6 games, Seattle has been one of the least efficient teams on the glass, ranking 14th in rebounding percentage (45.9%).

Not to mention, the Storm owns the worst NET rating in the WNBA over their 6-game losing streak (-19.4). Compare that to the Sparks (+1.4) over that span.

I have high expectations for the Sparks. They are the superior team on paper, and they are back in the win column following an 89-72 victory over the Fire. Not only did we see much improvement on defense, but Kelsey Plum didn't have to score the entire first half.

Final WNBA Betting Prediction: Los Angeles Sparks -6.5

It's been tough to find a pulse on this team, I won't lie. They have wins over the Aces and Mystics, but lost to the Sun and Tempo. The offense has been hot as the Sparks have averaged 92.5 points over the last two games. Against the Wings, we saw five players score in double-figures, and LA shot 54% from the field.

• Not only does Plum lead on a nightly basis, but the Sparks have a well-balanced scoring attack in the frontcourt. This is a team that loves to push the pace, and if they can play with intention on defense, this should not be a problem for Los Angeles tonight. I'm laying the points with the Sparks tonight. Although they are 4-7 ATS, they are 3-1 ATS on the road. Seattle covered against the Aces (+15.5) and Mercury (+7.5), but I feel 6.5 is a good spot here. 

Bonus Bet: Ariel Atkins OVER 9.5 Points (-131 DraftKings)