
The WNBA is in full swing, and Commissioner's Cup games are underway. There's a loaded slate today, so let's take a look at my best bets and player prop predictions for June 11.

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First up, the struggling Chicago Sky (4-8, 3-3 away) will face Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever (6-5, 4-2 away) on the road. There's been less talk of rivalry buzz now that Angel Reese has been traded to the Atlanta Dream, but it's still a primetime matchup. Both teams will meet for the first time in 2026 as the Sky have dropped 7 of their last 8 games. Conversely, the Fever have won 2 of their last 3 games.
Chicago continues to deal with injuries as DiJonai Carrington and Courtney Vandersloot remain out. For Indiana, Clark and Sophie Cunningham are questionable. 8-2 against the Sky over the last 10 meetings, the Fever are 9.5-point favorites at home today.
Next, the New York Liberty (8-4, 3-1 away) will face the Atlanta Dream (8-3, 4-1 home) on the road. This is a crucial game as New York and Atlanta fight for the top spot in the Eastern Conference Cup Standings. The Dream are half a game back but lead the Eastern Cup standings in point differential (+43).
Winners of five straight games, the Liberty are 4.5-point underdogs on the road. The favorites today, Atlanta's won 4 of its last 5 games. Head-to-head, New York is 7-3 vs. Atlanta over the last 10 outings.
In the Lone Star State, Paige Bueckers and the Dallas Wings (7-4, 3-2 home) will host Alyssa Thomas and the Phoenix Mercury (4-9, 3-5 away). Both are all but eliminated from the Commissioner's Cup standings and will meet for the first time this season.
The Mercury are off to a slow start but have won 2 of their last 3 games. The Wings have surprised many in the standings but are fresh off the worst loss of the season against the Minnesota Lynx. 6.5-point favorites tonight at home, Dallas is 5-5 against Phoenix over the last 10 matchups.
Last, the Las Vegas Aces (8-3, 6-1 away) will face the Portland Fire (6-7, 4-4 home) on the road. The Aces are a half a game behind the Lynx for first place in the Western Conference Cup standings and have won four straight. A'ja Wilson and the Aces are 9.5-point favorites against a Fire team that's lost three straight. Both teams will meet for the first time as Portland is the WNBA's newest expansion franchise.
| Team vs. Team | Moneyline | Spread | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chicago Sky vs. Indian Fever | +340 / -470 | +9.5 / -9.5 | O/U 171.5 |
| New York Liberty vs. Atlanta Dream | +136 / -168 | +4.5 / -4.5 | O/U 164.5 |
| Phoenix Mercury vs. Dallas Wings | +220 / -280 | +6.5 / -6.5 | O/U 169.5 |
| Las Vegas Aces vs. Portland Fire | -450 / +330 | -9.5 / +9.5 | O/U 170.5 |
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The Sky and Fever will kick things off at 7 p.m. on Prime Video, followed by the Liberty and Dream at 7:30 p.m. ET on WNBA League Pass, Fox 5 New York, and Atlanta News First.
Prime Video will additionally broadcast the Mercury and Wings matchup at 9 p.m., and the night will conclude with the Aces and Fire at 10 p.m. ET on WNBA League Pass, Vegas 34, and Fox 12 Plus.
Let's take a look at my best bets, player prop picks, and predictions for today's WNBA games on June 11.
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For my first bet today, I'm taking Fever center Aliyah Boston to record over 22.5 points and rebounds against the Sky.
Boston has had quite the season, averaging a career-best 15.7 points in her fourth season with the Fever. Through 10 games, she's posted 7.8 rebounds, 2.4 assists, 1.1 steals, and 1.2 blocks per game, while shooting 50.5% from the field, 41.7% from three, and 86% from the free-throw line.
Aside from a volatile few games in May, Boston has been fairly consistent this month. While her numbers are slightly down in June scoring-wise, her rebound production (8.7 RPG) and 3-point efficiency have dramatically increased (57.1%). Not to mention, her production at the free-throw line has been very efficient and is averaging 15.3 points per game in June.
Free agent Monique Billings has been one of the more disappointing signings, as she's averaging just 20.8 minutes. Boston is the clear workhorse in the interior and boasts a career-high 27.1% usage rate under head coach Stephanie White.
Boston has expanded her range out to the 3-point line and is putting up a 18.5% 3-point rate. Compare that to 5.1% in 2025. An inside-outside threat, I'm comfortable with this prop given that Boston has adequate shot volume (10.9 FGA), 2.4 3PA, and 4.3 FTA.
The only downside is that her minutes haven't been fully maximized (25.1 MPG) due to personal foul trouble. Boston has tallied 5 fouls alone over the last three games. However, she did play a season-high 31 minutes against the Dream last Thursday.
Boston is coming off a 14-point, 10-rebound performance in just 24 minutes against a stingy Mystics' frontcourt, including Shakira Austin and Kiki Iriafen. While Caitlin Clark put up the game-winning 3-pointer, Boston was doing work inside and on the boards.
She has a great matchup against a Sky team that is allowing the most rebounds (11.8) and second-most points (18.4) to centers per game. Even with Azurà Stevens and Elizabeth Williams, Kamilla Cardoso hasn't been able to truly stop opposing centers.
Over the last week, Angel Reese (17), Nyara Sabally (15), Brittney Griner (16), and Shakira Austin (17) all scored 15+ points. Now, you look at Boston, who is averaging 8.0 paint points and 2.1 second-chance points per game. In 2026, she boasts a 61.4% true-shooting percentage.
There's no doubt Boston will soar over this from a points perspective alone, if she stays out of foul trouble.
This is a Sky team that's allowed 39.5 paint points and 13.3 second-chance points per game, a league high. She's shooting 70% from the restricted area, but can extend her range well into the mid-range zone and out to the perimeter. Plus, the Sky don't defend the pick-and-roll the best.
From a rebound perspective, Boston has 19 over the last two games against the Liberty and Washington. The Fever are one of the more efficient teams on the glass (53% rebounding rate), and Chicago has struggled to rebound all season long (45.5). Despite 6'7" Cardoso, the Sky give up the most rebounds per game (39.8 RPG) in the WNBA.
For my second-best bet, I'm taking Mercury center Natasha Mack to record 9+ points against the Dallas Wings.
Mack is having a breakout year, averaging a career-high 10.2 points while shooting 70% from the field and 66.7% from deep. Through 13 games, she's shown two-way prowess, but boasts one of the top field goal percentages in the WNBA.
In Tuesday's 87-81 loss against the Valkyries, Mack recorded 9 points and 10 rebounds in 25 minutes. Previously, she scored back-to-back 16 points against the Fire and Storm.
Mack has cleared this prop line in 8 of 13 games this season, and now gets a Wings team that's struggled in the frontcourt. Despite Jessica Shepard's solid play, Alanna Smith hasn't been as advertised, and Awak Kuier remains out with a wrist injury.
Despite Dallas's hot start, they allow the most points to centers in 2026 (21.4). We've seen teams practically walk into the paint as Natasha Howard (21), Dearica Hamby (15), A'ja Wilson (21), Jonquel Jones (14), Angel Reese (15), and more have soared over 9 points.
Mack's shot volume isn't spectacular (6.2 FGA), but she's incredibly efficient when she does score. This season, she boasts a 73.1% true shooting percentage, and 6.6 of her 10.2 average points per game come from inside the paint.
The Mercury aren't the most productive team in the paint collectively, but the Wings allow the most interior points per game in the WNBA (44.5). Not to mention, Mack is shooting 83% from the restricted area, a zone where opponents are shooting 66% against the Wings. Mack has proven she can score anywhere on the court and will put up a 3-pointer here and there.
For my third-best bet, I'm locking in A'ja Wilson to record 37+ points and rebounds against the Fire.
Yes, I know this line is juiced, but it's A'ja, and she has a terrific matchup tonight.
A four-time WNBA MVP, Wilson is putting together another incredible season of 25.9 points, 3.3 assists, 9.6 rebounds, 1.1 steals, and 2.4 blocks. Through 11 games, she's shooting 52% from the field, 55.6% from three, and 83.5% from the free-throw line.
Nearly averaging a double-double in 2026, Wilson leads all scorers with 25.9 points per game and ranks among the top five on the boards.
As the Aces continue to remain without Chennedy Carter, Wilson has taken the reins upon herself as the Aces' top scorer. In June, she's scored 25+ points in three straight games and is averaging 29 points and 13.7 rebounds this month, while shooting 51.8% from the field and 50% from three.
I can't fade a player who leads the MVP race among several books and boasts a 32.6% usage rate. Wilson logs enough minutes (31.6) and shot volume (17.8) for me to lock this prop in. It may seem inflated, but the Fire allow the third-most points to centers in their inaugural season. Not to mention, can anyone stop Wilson, including Megan Gustafson and Emily Engstler?
From a points perspective alone, Dearica Hamby (22), Natasha Mack (16), Aliyah Boston (18), and Angel Reese (18) had no shortcomings scoring-wise against Portland.
From a rebounding perspective, the Fire are the least efficient team in the league, averaging just 28.7 boards per game. Wilson has recorded 12+ rebounds over the last four games, which is an average of 14 boards per game over that span.
For my last bet of today, I locked in the Las Vegas Aces to tally over 90.5 points against the Portland Fire.
The Lynx may be the top dogs at 4-0 in the Western Conference Cup standings, but the Aces are just a half a game behind and trail them with a +56 point differential. Let's be honest here, the Aces are posting a point differential through 3 Cup games (+25) and need all the points they can get today.
Riding a four-game win streak, the Aces boast the fourth-best offensive rating (110.5) in the WNBA and put up 90.2 points per game. Going another game without Chennedy Carter would be tough, but the Aces own the WNBA's fourth-best offensive rating (111.9) over their streak.
Over that span, the Aces have put up 88.8 points per game, while shooting 46.5% from the field and 37.5% from beyond the arc. In fact, they're putting up 26 threes per game.
A'ja Wilson has been the main catalyst behind an offense that's coming off a 101-91 victory over Seattle. Over the last four games, Las Vegas has scored 90+ twice and faces a Fire team that's trending down.
Despite Portland's hot start, they've lost three straight and have allowed an average of 87.3 points per game over that span. The Fire may not have Carle Leite, who's questionable, and own the fourth-worst defensive rating (108.6) in the WNBA.
