It's a new day in the WNBA! On Wednesday night, the W presents us with another three-game slate. With a hopeful return from A'ja Wilson, the Las Vegas Aces seek to have their star back in the lineup as they take on Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever for the first game of an NBA TV doubleheader that you don't want to miss at 7 p.m. ET.
In between time on League Pass at 8 p.m. ET, the Washington Mystics face the Chicago Sky who are still looking to pencil in their spot into the postseason. And to cap it all off for Wednesday night, the playoff-bound Seattle Storm pay a visit to the City of Angels to meet the Sparks for the last NBA TV matchup of the evening at 10 p.m. ET.
With a player prop and a pick targeting the total, let's dive into what our experts have in mind for their WNBA best bets for Wednesday, September 11.
WNBA Best Bets for Wednesday, September 11
| Game | Time (ET) | Pick |
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  | 7 P.M. | |
  | 10 P.M. | |
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Aces vs. Fever
A'ja Wilson, as of this writing, is expected to return after a very brief absence for this game.
Having last played on September 6, Wilson has gone over 26.5 points in three of five games and in both efforts against the Indiana Fever this season. Even last season, she went over on this same NaLyssa Smith and Aaliyah Boston frontcourt in two of three tries.
I just don't think Indiana could stop her. And to me, this is a worthwhile swing against the league's second worst defense.
Pick: A'ja Wilson Over 26.5 Points
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Storm vs. Sparks
Running it back yet again.
Took the Sparks under for both Connecticut Sun games and they didn't break even 70 for either despite being listed in the mid 70s.
That's the Sun, sure, but now — after losing 86-66 last night — they're on the second leg of a back to back against the Seattle Storm, who enter with a three days rest advantage.
I jumped on the Sparks under 76.5 points last night, it's just too high in this spot barring outlier shooting. They haven't cleared this in three of five, and since the return from break last month, they've finished under 76.5 points in seven of 12.
The Storm, by the way, have held two of three under this, and the lone over in that short sample was the New York Liberty, who got to 77 in Brooklyn.
Pick: Sparks Under 76.5 Points
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