Here are the 6 WNBA player props our model likes most for September 25, 2026 — every one is our own number against the bookmaker's price, with the reasoning in plain English.

Jonquel Jones has been putting up solid numbers but tends to perform a bit lower during day games. In her last 10 day games, she averages just under 2 assists and 14 points, which makes reaching 19 combined points and assists a tough challenge. The Minnesota Lynx have been playing well lately, winning 7 of their last 10, and they know how to defend against strong players. While Jones is talented, the Lynx's solid defense could make it hard for her to reach that total. It's worth noting that both teams have had a tough schedule, but the Lynx seem to be riding high right now. This bet feels good since our numbers see it as a strong favorite, but nothing is certain. Jonquel Jones has been on fire at home, averaging over 13 rebounds and assists combined in her last ten games. However, when she plays away, those numbers drop to about 10, which is a significant difference. The Minnesota Lynx are also solid, winning 7 of their last 10, and they tend to play tough defense. With Jones facing the Lynx, who have been good at limiting opponents' scoring, it's likely she won't hit the mark of 12.5 rebounds and assists. There's definitely a risk here since both teams have been winning lately, but given her away performance and the tough competition, it feels like a smart choice to bet under 12.5 for Jones. Kelsey Mitchell has been playing well lately, averaging nearly 29 points at night. However, when it comes to three-pointers, she's been a bit less consistent. She averages just over 3 assists per game, which suggests she may not always be focused on scoring from deep. The Minnesota Lynx have also been strong defensively, making it tougher for opponents to hit their shots. Betting on Kelsey Mitchell to make under 3.5 three-pointers seems like a solid choice. With the Lynx winning 7 of their last 10 games and keeping up their strong defense, there's a good chance she could struggle to hit that mark. The biggest risk is that she has a night where she finds her range, which can happen. Jonquel Jones has been a star for the New York Liberty, but her performance dips when she plays away from home. At home, she averages 2.3 assists, but on the road, that number drops to only 1.2. This means she's less likely to dish out assists in this game against the Minnesota Lynx. The Lynx have been strong lately, winning 7 of their last 10 games. They've been playing well on both ends of the court, making it tougher for opponents to score. With Jonquel's recent struggles away, betting on her to get under 2.5 assists seems like a smart move. The odds for Breanna Stewart to score under 34.5 points, rebounds, and assists look solid. Stewart has been impressive at night, but she also struggles during daylight games. In her recent daylight matches, she averages just around 18 combined points and assists, which is much lower than her night performance. The Minnesota Lynx are on a roll, winning 7 of their last 10 games, and they have a strong defense. This matchup could be tough for Stewart, especially since the Lynx have been good at limiting scoring. The biggest risk is that Stewart can get hot quickly, but her daylight stats suggest she might not hit the mark this time. The odds for Breanna Stewart to score under 25.5 points and assists look promising. While she's been great overall, her numbers drop during the day, averaging only about 17.9 combined in those games. The Minnesota Lynx have been on a roll, winning 7 of their last 10, and they play solid defense, which could limit Stewart's chances. One key risk is that Stewart can still have big games, especially if she gets hot. The Lynx will be focused on containing her, and with their strong recent form, it might be tough for her to reach that higher number. Even so, this bet seems like a smart choice given the circumstances.

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