May 24, 2025; Indianapolis, Indiana, USA; Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark (22) attempts a 3-pointer against New York Liberty guard Sabrina Ionescu (20) on during a game between the Indiana Fever and the New York Liberty at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Mandatory Credit: Grace Smith/USA Today Network via Imagn Images

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WNBA Parlays: WNBA Best Bets and Caitlin Clark Player Props for 06/14/2025

The FIBA EuroBasket has taken some talented European players away from the WNBA scene, but the action remains high-octane. And oh boy, is Saturday a special day! Caitlin Clark is returning after a five-game absence as her Indiana Fever will take on the league’s best, the New York Liberty.

Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Sparks are going to take on the second-best, the Minnesota Lynx. To round up the day, the resilient Golden State Valkyries will take on the Seattle Storm. So, what are some of the best WNBA parlays for the action on June 14?

Here is a look below on the best parlays based on BetMGM.

WNBA Parlay for Minnesota Lynx vs Los Angeles Sparks

The Storm broke the Lynx’s nine-game winning streak as the latter lost by 10 points(84-94). It was the first time this season they had conceded more than 84 points. Apart from that, the Lynx have been a stellar defensive squad.

Their offense has been exhilarating ,too, as the team averages a league-high 23.9 assists per game.

On the other hand, the Sparks are still figuring out their identity. They come into this game after a much-needed 8-point win (97-89) as sophomore Rickea Jackson exploded for a career-high 35 points.

It was a huge deal as Jackson was averaging less than 8 points entering the game and desperately needed a rhythm. Her ascension can be a huge boost to the duo of Kelsey Plum and Dearica Hamby.

As for the Lynx vs Sparks game, the bookmakers have projected a spread of -10.5 in favor of Minnesota. This is a fair assessment, but I see the Sparks covering the spread and at least keeping the margin within 6-8 points.

Spread: Los Angeles Sparks +10.5 for (-115 Straight)

WNBA Parlay for Golden State Valkyries vs Seattle Storm

The Valkyries will come into this game after an 8-point Overtime (89-81) win against the Sparks. It was their second straight win as the team had beaten the Aces by 20+ points before that.

The Valkyries will be without their crucial players Janelle Salaun, Cecilia Zendalasini, and Julie Vanloo as they will head to EuroBasket. It’s a huge hit and will surely put a wrench in their winning momentum.

On the other hand, the Storm has no such issues. They will march into this game after a 10-point win against the Lynx, which broke the latter’s 9-game win streak. Skylar Diggins has been terrific for the team, while Gabby Williams has been phenomenal too.

Nneka Ogwumike has been a bit inconsistent but the trio can enable Seattle to be a top-four team at least. As of now, they are on a three-game winning streak.

I can’t discount the Valkyries’ incredible fighting spirit, and they will also have their riveting 18,000+ fanbase around them. However, I see the Storm covering the spread here.

Spread: Seattle Storm -9.5 (-110 Straight)

Parlays: Sparks +10.5 and Storm -9.5 for +252 at BetMGM

WNBA Best Bets for Indiana Fever vs New York Liberty: Caitlin Clark Player Props

Caitlin Clark will return after a 2+ week absence, and oh boy, the Fever (4-5) need her desperately. Before she left, she had put up an impressive 19 points, 9.3 assists, and 6 rebounds per game.

I expect the WNBA’s talisman to continue her superb form here. Expect her to dish over 9.5 assists at least.

WNBA Player Props: Caitlin Clark O 9.5 Assists at BetMGM

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Hi, I am Shubham. I am currently an NBA Predictions Writer on The Playoffs. I enjoy this job because it helps keep me in the loop about the game I love while fulfilling the pleasure I derive from stats. I got into NBA writing through social media interactions in the mid-2010s as I shared my takes on young talents such as D’Angelo Russell. I hope you enjoy reading my pieces as much as Dennis Rodman loved rebounding the basketball!