Tonight we have another set of WNBA games in the Commissioner Cup weaved in a day after the start of the NBA Finals!

The No.1 overall pick Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever are set to take on the Washington Mystics, who are still looking to get their first win of the season.

Elsewhere around the league, there will be a big-time matchup between Jewell Loyd and the Seattle Storm facing A'ja Wilson and the Las Vegas Aces. The Dallas Wings will take on the Los Angeles Sparks, and the Phoenix Mercury will battle with the Minnesota Lynx.

Here are some more interesting WNBA player prop bets for tonight's games.

Caitlin Clark (IND) Over 18.5 Points -114

Against the Washington Mystics, who have struggled all season, the No.1 overall pick could go off for a big game.

Clark is coming off two underwhelming performances, scoring only three and 11 points in her last two outings.

With possibly an easy victory in sight and a chance to make up for her last two performances, Caitlin Clark may likely have a big scoring night.

We'll take the over on the generational talent's points.

A'ja Wilson (LV) Will Record a Double-Double -370.

A'ja Wilson could do no wrong.

The Las Vegas Aces star is currently firing on all cylinders, building off her dominance from her previous season.

Wilson has been a monster in scoring and on the boards this year, comfortably averaging a double-double so far on the season.

We like our chances here.

Cameron Brink (LAS) Over 5.5 Rebounds -106

Although some of Brink's play has cooled off since the first weeks of the season, she still has managed to flash the potential that made her so promising throughout her time at Stanford.

When it comes to rebounding, Cameron Brink has been in the ballpark of this prop over her last couple of games; grabbing six rebounds in her last matchup against the Lynx and five against the Mercury.

Against the Dallas Wings, the young star center has a good chance of reaching this prop.

Napheesa Collier (MIN) to Score Over 22.5 Points -113

Napheesa Collier has demonstrated that she is an elite scorer as she put up 20 points in three of her last five games played.

Collier should be up to a challenging task against the Mercury, who she only scored 14 points on earlier this season.

With the chance to make up for her previous rough performance against Phoenix, expect Collier to come out swinging.

We'll give the over a shot.