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Top WNBA Bets for Wednesday, September 11
The WNBA season is entering its final days, and three teams are still in contention for the No. 8 seed in the playoffs. Two of those teams will face off in a matchup between the Sky and Mystics on Wednesday, while the Storm, Aces and Fever continue to fight for seeding in the postseason.
RotoWire's experts break down their favorite picks for the night.
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Best Bets for Wednesday, September 11
Caitlin Clark Over 9.5 Assists (-110) vs. Las Vegas Aces
DraftKings Sportsbook, 12:40 p.m. CT
Kirien Sprecher: Clark has dished out at least 10 assists in four of her last five appearances, averaging 10.8 assists during that stretch. The last time she faced the Aces, Clark dropped 11 dimes in 38 minutes. Clark to record a triple-double is +1100 on DraftKings, and while that's the definition of a dart throw, the rookie phenom has two triple-doubles this season, including one against the Sparks on Sept. 4.
Isabelle Harrison Over 20.5 Points + Rebounds (-112) vs. Washington Mystics
FanDuel Sportsbook, 3:00 p.m. CT
Jason Shebilske: The Sky received some devastating news recently when Angel Reese revealed that she'd miss the rest of the season due to a wrist injury that required surgery. While the team has struggled recently, Chicago is still in contention for the eighth and final seed in the playoffs. Wednesday's home matchup is especially crucial, as the Mystics are another team fighting for a postseason berth. Harrison stepped into a starting role during Sunday's win over Dallas, the team's first game without Reese. Harrison went 9-for-18 from the floor en route to posting 21 points to go with nine rebounds. While it was just one game, Harrison has proven to be a solid contributor in past seasons and should have increased opportunities late in the regular season. I like her chances of hitting the over on this combo for a second consecutive game.
