WNBA Player Props Today: 3 Best WNBA Best Bets and Odds September 10

The 2025 WNBA season is winding down tomorrow, and there's one game on today's slate!

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The Connecticut Sun (11-32, 7-14 Home) will host the Atlanta Dream (29-14, 13-8 Away), which marks the final regular-season game for both teams. While the Sun has been eliminated from playoff contention, this is a crucial game for the Dream.

With a 29-14 regular season record, the Dream are tied with the Las Vegas Aces for the second seed. Since the Aces won the regular-season head-to-head matchup against the Dream, this is a must-win for Atlanta. That is, if they wish to move up and claim the second seed over Las Vegas. In order to do so, they need the victory in addition to an Aces loss against the Sparks on September 11.

Tabbed as large 13.5-point spread and -1000 moneyline favorites on the road, the Dream hold a 13-8 record on the road, and are 3-1 against the Sun this season. Set to face Connecticut for the third time in nine games, it's a high-stakes matchup for Atlanta.

With the season coming to a close, both squads are campaigning for player season awards. For the Dream, Allisha Gray remains in MVP conversations, while Naz Hillmon is a Most Improved Player and 6th Player of the Year Candidate.

For the Sun, Aneesah Morrow, Saniya Rivers, and Leila Lacan remain in the conversation for the All-Rookie Team and the All-Defensive Team.

WNBA BetMGM Betting Odds And Schedule For Wednesday, September 10

If you are planning to bet on the WNBA today, welcome on it!

Tonight features the last regular season matchup for the Atlanta Dream and Connecticut Sun! With a 5-4 WNBA record in September, let's finish the season out strong!

Set to tip-off at 7:00 p.m. ET, the Dream and Sun will square off at Mohegan Sun Arena located in Uncasville, Connecticut. Broadcasted on WNBA League Pass, its their fourth and final matchup of the 2025 WNBA season.

In this article you will find a mix of spread bets and player prop predictions. Let's take a deeper look into the betting odds and picks for Wednesday, September 10!

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WNBA Best Bets For Wednesday, September 10

Player Prop Bet #1: Allisha Gray

Allisha Gray 2025 WNBA Stats

GP: 41 | PPG: 18.5 | FG: 44.9 % | FT: 79.9 % | 3PT: 38  % | REB: 5.4 | AST: 3.5 | STL: 1.1 | BLK: 0.3

• OVER 14.5 Points (+100 DraftKings)

My first best bet for today, I placed one unit on Atlanta Dream star Allisha Gray to record over 14.5 points against the Connecticut Sun.

While A'ja Wilson, Napheesa Collier, and Alyssa Thomas headline the MVP candidates, Allisha Gray very much belongs in that conversation.

Now in her third season with the Dream, Gray has thrived under Karl Smesko's offensive scheme. This year, she's averaged career-best statistics in points (18.5 PPG), rebounds (5.4 RPG), minutes (34.9 MPG), and assists (3.5 APG).

Allisha Gray For 2025 WNBA MVP?

Notable as a consistent scorer, Gray's production has dipped some with the return of Jordin Canada and Rhyne Howard. Even so, she's soared over this player prop line in seven straight games! Averaging 18.3 points per game over this span, I can't figure out how this prop bet is plus money.

The Dream will attempt to move into the second seed, and will need a victory and a little bit of luck. Scoring 15 points in just 20 minutes last matchup, there is the possibility of a blowout. However, Gray has averaged 4.5 first quarter and 9.3 first-half points against the Sun this season.

Overall, Gray crushed this prop line in all but one game against the Sun, and averaged 15.3 points per game in four head-to-head meetings.

Final WNBA Player Prop Betting Prediction: Allisha Gray OVER 14.5 Points (+100 DraftKings)

Providing this isn't a blowout matchup, the Sun allow the third most points to guards. Over the last three weeks alone, Kahleah Copper (18 points), Kayla McBride (17), Arike Ogunbowale (15 points), and Leonie Fiebich (22 points) scored well over 14.5 points against Connecticut.

• I'm taking Allisha Gray to record over 14.5 points today. With 15 free-throw attempts over the last two meetings, this is a prime matchup. 

Player Prop Bet #2: Aneesah Morrow

Aneesah Morrow 2025 WNBA Stats

GP: 40 | PPG: 7.6 | FG: 38.2 % | FT: 77 % | 3PT: 25.2 % | REB: 6.8 | AST: 0.5 | STL: 0.8 | BLK: 0.5

• OVER 9.5 Rebounds (+128 FanDuel)

My second best bet for today, I placed one unit on Connecticut Sun forward Aneesah Morrow to record over 9.5 rebounds against the Atlanta Dream.

In the mix for All-Rookie Team and All-Defensive Team, Morrow has emerged as a bona fide starter in her rookie season with the Connecticut Sun.

From her LSU days to the WNBA, Morrow may be listed at 6 foot 1. However, her rebounding ability has only flourished at the professional level.

Averaging 6.8 rebounds on the season, Morrow has recored 8.6 rebounds post WNBA All-Star game, compared to 4.8 rebounds per game prior. In 22 games as a starer, Morrow has increased her rebounding stats from 5.1 to 8.2 rebounds per game.

Why Aneesah Morrow Can Soar Over This Player Prop Line

The Connecticut Sun don't have much to play for, given it's their last regular season game. Pride is on the line, and this may be a perfect opportunity for head coach Rachid Meziane to get a greater glimpse of future players.

With that said Morrow is averaging just 7.0 rebounds per game in three matchups against Atlanta this season. Those stats are deceiving since she logged just 13 and 20 minutes in their first two outings.

In the Sun's 87-62 loss against Atlanta on Monday, Morrow matched her career-best 14 rebounds in 31 minutes. While three of those came on the offensive end, Morrow showed no mercy on the boards. Mind you, the Dream allow the fewest rebounds to forwards in the WNBA.

Relentless on the boards, Morrow is the first Connecticut Sun rookie to record 200+ rebounds in over 10 years. With Brionna Jones and Naz Hillmon holding down the starting frontcourt for the Dream, Brittney Griner continues to play limited minutes off the bench.

Final WNBA Player Prop Betting Prediction: Aneesah Morrow OVER 9.5 Rebounds (+128 FanDuel)

While A'ja Wilson was the last player to record over 10 rebounds (12) against the Dream, Morrow has recorded back-to-back 13 and 14-rebound performances against Atlanta and Phoenix.

• I'm taking Aneesah Morrow to record over 9.5 rebounds today for +128 odds on FanDuel. When playing 31+ minutes this season, Morrow has cleared this prop in all three games, averaging 12 rebounds against the Fever, Wings, and Dream. 

Player Prop Bet #3: Naz Hillmon

Naz Hillmon 2025 WNBA Stats

GP: 43 | PPG: 8.7 | FG: 45.9 % | FT: 83.1 % | 3PT: 31.9  % | REB: 6.2 | AST: 2.4 | STL: 0.5 | BLK: 0.4

• OVER 9.5 Points (-130 DraftKings)

My third best bet for today, I placed one unit on Atlanta Dream forward Naz Hillmon to record over 9.5 points against the Connecticut Sun.

A viable Most Improved Values and 6th Player of the Year candidate, this is a strong player prop bet. At -130 odds, there's value for this pick.

A crucial part of Atlanta's success under first-year head coach Karl Smesko, Hillmon is averaging career-bests in points (8.7 PPG), rebounds (6.2 RPG), and minutes (25.5 MPG). Appearing in all 43 regular season games, Hillmon records the fifth most minutes per game behind Rhyne Howard, Allisha Gray, Jordin Canada, and Brionna Jones.

From a sports betting perspective, her points and scoring production has been a bit unpredictable. However, she's scored 14+ points in three of the last four games for the Dream, averaging 13.5 points per game over that span.

Why Naz Hillmon Is a 6th Player Of the Year and Most Improved Player Candidate

A front-runner for both awards, Hillmon has fully carved out a reliable bench role for Atlanta. Reinvigorating her game, she's had a breakout season in her fourth year with the franchise. One of the league's most trustworthy players off the bench, Hillmon is more than just a 3-point threat. A difference maker on the glass, her versatility yet interior presence on offense has become a secret weapon for Smesko.

Over the last four games, Hillmon has shot the rock particularly well, going 12-23 (52.1 %) from beyond the arc. Attempting a season-high 15 FGA against the Sparks, she's shooting over 56 percent from the field over that span.

She get's a Connecticut team for the third time since September 1. Last matchup against the Sun, Hillmon completed one of the most well-rounded performances of her career. In 32 minutes, she recorded 14 points, five rebounds, four assists, and four steals. A two-way performance, she finished 6-9 from the floor, and 2-4 from 3-point range.

Scoring 14 (twice), and 17 points against the season, the books are sleeping on Hillmon's points player prop line. Averaging 15 points throughout three matchups, she hasn't shot under 66.7 % against the Sun this season.

Final WNBA Player Prop Betting Prediction: Naz Hillmon OVER 9.5 Points (-130 DraftKings)

I don't think a 9.5 point line is asking much, especially for a player that's averaged 34 minutes per game against Connecticut in their last two meetings. Sure, the Sun have defensive juggernauts in Lacan and Rivers. However, this is a solid matchup for Hillmon.

Overall, the Connecticut Sun allow the second-most points to forwards. In August, stars such as Rhyne Howard (18 points, 23 points), Alyssa Thomas (14 points), Maddy Siegrist (15 points), and Breanna Stewart (19 points), well cleared this prop line.

• I'm taking Naz Hillmon to record over 9.5 points today. The Dream scored 87+ points in the last two matchups, signaling there will be plenty of scoring opportunities today.  Post All-Star break, Hillmon has increased her production, averaging 10.1 points.