👉 TAP TO SAVE 30% WITH CODE NEW
X
Lost password?

Don't have an account?
Gain Access Now

X

Receive free daily analysis

NFL
NBA
NHL
NASCAR
CFB
MLB
MMA
PGA
ESPORTS
BETTING

Already have an account? Log In

X

Forgot Password


POPULAR FANTASY TOOLS

#1 Expert Projections
Save 30% Now
Import Your Leagues
Top-Rated Accuracy
Draft Simulator
Enter League Settings
Compare Any Players
Rookies & Call-Ups
24x7 News and Alerts

WNBA Daily Fantasy Lineup Picks (6/3/21): WNBA DFS Advice for DraftKings and FanDuel

Justin Carter's top daily fantasy WNBA lineup picks for 6/3/21. Expert WNBA DFS advice, sleepers & player recommendations for DraftKings and FanDuel.

After a Wednesday that featured no games, the WNBA is back on Thursday night with a three-game schedule. Aces/Liberty kick things off, followed by Sky/Mercury and Fever/Sparks.

Some interesting games on deck, especially that Sky/Mercury rematch. On Tuesday, Phoenix won that one on a Kia Nurse buzzer beater.

In this article, I'll be providing you with some daily fantasy WNBA lineup picks for DraftKings and FanDuel on 6/2/21. These lineups picks will range from elite players to mid-priced options and value plays. Want to talk more about the WNBA? I'm always available on Twitter and always down to discuss women's basketball: @juscarts.

Featured Promo: New Novig users get a $25 purchase match (50% discount up to $25) on your first Novig deposit, and 6 free months of RotoBaller's "Big-4" Premium Pass (NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL) which includes exclusive tools for Betting, Props, DFS and more! CLAIM IT NOW

 

WNBA DFS Game Breakdown: Aces @ Liberty

When: 7:00 PM ET

Watch: WNBA League Pass

Injuries: Las Vegas: OUT: Angel McCoughtry, QUES: Destiny Slocum

New York: OUT: Natasha Howard, Jocelyn Willoughby, PROB: Leaonna Odom

Players of Interest: Let's start with the big news for the Aces: Kelsey Plum is available. It seems that she's going to come off the bench this year, but she'll play heavy minutes, pushing some playing time away from Jackie Young and Riquna Williams. When it comes to Young, this game should be fast-paced enough to keep her fantasy relevant and the Liberty are a team who turn the ball over a lot, creating opportunities for Young on the other end. As for Plum, she's only $6,100 on DraftKings and $4,600 on FanDuel. Those are really low prices for a player with her upside.

At forward, Liz Cambage is coming off her best game of the season, playing 35 minutes against the Sun and scoring 28 points to go along with seven rebounds, two assists, and three blocks. She has eight blocks in the past two games. New York is thin up front right now and will be asking Kiah Stokes and Kylee Shook to slow Liz down. Cambage is a top play, as is A'ja Wilson, though the mismatch at the five is such that we could see Wilson defer some to Cambage.

For New York, the top plays are obvious. Betnijah Laney seems incapable of not scoring 20 or more points in a game, while the offense is running through Sabrina Ionescu, giving her upside in scoring and assists. Ionescu worries me more though, as she'll be matched up with Chelsea Gray -- who is another strong play on this slate.

A potential sleeper pick is Kiah Stokes. She has a little more size than Kylee Shook, so I'd guess we see a good bit of Stokes at the five in an attempt to slow Cambage. Won't work, but she could add some scoring and rebounding in her time on the floor. Michaela Onyenwere is a strong play as well, coming off of a 29-point game the last time she was on the floor.

 

WNBA DFS Game Breakdown: Sky @ Mercury

When: 8:00 PM ET

Watch: CBS Sports Network

Injuries: Chicago: OUT: Candace Parker, PROB: Allie Quigley, Stefanie Dolson

Phoenix: OUT: Diana Taurasi, Bria Hartley

Players of Interest: Things get interesting now in Chicago, with Quigley and Dolson expected to play. This ultimately makes it tough for me to know what to do at all with this team.

Stefanie Dolson is super cheap though and started in the opener, so if you want to take a value swing at her, go ahead. But her presence will cut down on Ruthy Hebard and Astou Ndour-Fall's minutes, so this probably isn't the most welcome news for fantasy.

The one player I can trust in Chicago is Courtney Vandersloot. No Candace Parker means Vandersloot will have playmaking duties, and she's coming off a huge game with 17 points and 10 assists. The points could go down, but she'll have her wife, Allie Quigley, back to help get her more assists. (Quigley is a decent value too, but I'd like to see more about her role before I play her too much.)

On the Phoenix end, the return of Dolson complicates things, because Brittney Griner has struggled at times in her meetings with Dolson. There's enough concern there for me to look elsewhere in this Phoenix lineup, like the guards.

Kia Nurse had 18 points and eight rebounds in the last game. Skylar Diggins-Smith had 24 points and five assists. Even Megan Walker got in on the action if you want a sleeper play, with 11 points, two rebounds, two assists, and a steal. This trio is where the value lies for Phoenix in this one.

 

 

WNBA DFS Game Breakdown: Fever @ Sparks

When: 10:00 PM ET

Watch: WNBA League Pass

Injuries: Indiana: OUT: Aaliyah Wilson, QUES: Bernadett Hatar

Los Angeles: OUT: Jasmine Walker, QUES: Chiney Ogwumike

Players of Interest: Indiana has one player I trust in fantasy: Teaira McCowan. She can easily get you a double-double and is becoming the most reliable source of scoring on this Fever team. I don't think Los Angeles will have much of an answer for her.

Beyond that...I don't know. Kelsey Mitchell is shooting too poorly for me to recommend hr. Danielle Robinson is a solid play, though I think there's a ceiling on her that might keep you from creating the optimal lineup. In terms of value, Victoria Vivians is interesting to me, as she's had a few strong games lately, including on May 30th against Vega when she had 17 points, four rebounds, and three steals. She's probably the most affordable Fever player who you can get away with playing, as I'm officially out on using Kysre Gondrezick or Lauren Cox as punt plays.

On the Los Angeles side, plenty depends on Chiney's availability. If she's out, the Sparks could so something weird again, like start Nia Coffey at the four and Te'a Cooper at the three. But hey, last game Coffey had eight points and six rebounds, while Cooper had 12 points, three rebounds, four assists, and a steal. Both offer some decent value.

Nneka Ogwumike is the top play, but she only took five shots against Dallas. Still, that was the first time this season she took fewer than 11 shots, so I'd expect a bounce back. And Kristi Toliver is also of interest, as she's coming off her best game this year, with 14 points against Dallas. Risky play because the game before that she scored zero points, but some upside.

More DFS Lineup Picks and Analysis




POPULAR FANTASY TOOLS

#1 Expert Projections
Save 30% Now
Import Your Leagues
Top-Rated Accuracy
Draft Simulator
Enter League Settings
Compare Any Players
Rookies & Call-Ups
24x7 News and Alerts

REAL-TIME FANTASY NEWS

Onyeka Okongwu

Won't Play on Saturday
Rachaad White

Is Rachaad White the New RB1 for the Commanders?
Jock Landale

is Cleared for Saturday's Game
Dyson Daniels

is Ruled Out for Saturday
Shane Wright

Exits Early Saturday
Connor Zary

Remains Out Saturday Night
Noah Laba

a Game-Time Call Sunday
Jonathan Quick

to Remain Unavailable Sunday
Stefon Diggs

Still a Free Agent With April Approaching
Joel Hanley

to Miss Rest of Season
Alvin Kamara

Workload Expected to Look Drastically Different in 2026
Ethen Frank

Remains Out Saturday
Robert Thomas

Available Saturday
Andrew Vaughn

Needs Hand Surgery, Expected to be Out 4-6 Weeks
Jacob deGrom

"Confident" he Will Make his Next Start
Trey Benson

Facing Uphill Battle for Playing Time in Arizona
Jacory Croskey-Merritt

Can Jacory Croskey-Merritt Emerge as the Clear RB1 in Washington?
Lamar Jackson

Looking for Return to Full Health in 2026
Sean Tucker

Remains Buried on Buccaneers' Running Back Depth Chart
Jake Tonges

Appears Likely to Enter 2026 Atop 49ers' Tight End Depth Chart
NFL

Can Ja'Kobi Lane Carve Out a Fantasy-Relevant Role as a Rookie?
Chig Okonkwo

Instantly Jumping to Fantasy Relevance in Washington?
Aaron Jones Sr.

Set for Familiar Role in 2026?
Brandon Aiyuk

a Buy-Low Candidate in Dynasty Leagues?
Romeo Doubs

the New No. 1 Target in New England?
Daniel Jones

a QB1 if Ready for Season Opener?
Jacob deGrom

Scratched From Saturday's Start Due to Neck Stiffness
Jeferson Quero

Brewers Calling Up Catching Prospect Jeferson Quero
Josh Allen

Still the Top Dog at QB in Fantasy
Jared Goff

Should Have Safe Floor as QB1 Again Under New Offensive Coordinator
Jacoby Brissett

Will Jacoby Brissett be on the Streaming Radar Again in 2026?
NFL

Kaytron Allen Should Attract Plenty of Interest in 2026 NFL Draft
NFL

Makai Lemon a Polarizing Receiver Prospect Heading into This Year's Draft
David Pastrnak

Riding 11-Game Point Streak
John Gibson

Gets Back on Track Friday
J.T. Miller

Bags Three Points Against Blackhawks
Tage Thompson

Picks Up 400th Career Point
Patrick Kane

Collects Two Points in Friday's Win
Nick Lardis

Pots Another Goal Friday Night
Shayne Gostisbehere

Could Be an Option Saturday
Nique Clifford

Could Return Saturday
Marcus Sasser

Probable Saturday
Caris LeVert

on Track to Return Saturday
Deyvison De Los Santos

Marlins Promote Deyvison De Los Santos to Major Leagues
Duncan Robinson

Listed as Questionable for Saturday
Ayo Dosunmu

Questionable to Play Saturday
Myles Turner

Iffy for Saturday
Kyle Kuzma

Questionable Saturday
Moritz Seider

Assists on Two Goals Against the Sabres
Shea Langeliers

Hits Two Home Runs on Opening Day
Kevin Gausman

Picks Up No-Decision But Strikes Out 11 on Opening Day
Mac Jones

Boosts his Dynasty Stock With Solid First Year in San Fran
Alex DeBrincat

Picks Up Three Points Versus Buffalo
Bobby Portis

May Miss Another Game Saturday
Tez Johnson

Could be Buried on the Depth Chart Again in Sophomore Season
Kevin Porter Jr.

Unavailable Against Spurs
De'Aaron Fox

to Return to Action Saturday
Isaiah Jackson

Exits Early Friday
Kelly Oubre Jr.

Ready to Return Saturday
Al Horford

to Be Re-Evaluated in One Week
Vít Krejčí

Vit Krejci Remains Sidelined Friday
Robert Williams III

Will Suit Up Friday
Khris Middleton

Sits Out Friday's Game
Tre Johnson

Back From Three-Game Absence Friday
Jarace Walker

Won't Return Friday
Tanner Bibee

Day-to-Day, Could Make his Next Start
Dylan Garand

Starts Friday
Noah Ostlund

Won't Play Friday
Connor Zary

Returns to Practice
Samuel Honzek

Won't Return This Season
Damon Severson

Labeled Week-to-Week
Shane Baz

Orioles Agree to Five-Year Extension
Jeremy Peña

Jeremy Pena Making Season Debut on Friday Against Angels
Tiger Woods

Involved In Rollover Car Crash
Tanner Bibee

Shoulder Issue Not Considered Serious
Joe Pyfer

Set For UFC Seattle Main Event
Israel Adesanya

Returns At UFC Seattle
Maycee Barber

Looks To Extend Her Win Streak To Eight
Alexa Grasso

Looks To Get Back In The Win Column
Dominic Canzone

a Top Pickup After Two-Homer Game
Niko Price

In Dire Need Of Victory
Michael Chiesa

Set For Retirement Fight
Chase DeLauter

Launches Two Home Runs, Emerges as Top Waiver-Wire Target
Lerryan Douglas

Set For His UFC Debut
Julian Erosa

Looks To Bounce Back
Tanner Bibee

Leaves Opening Day Start Early With Shoulder Inflammation
Cristopher Sánchez

Cristopher Sanchez Makes a Statement on Opening Day With 10 Strikeouts
Kevin McGonigle

has Four Hits in Impressive MLB Debut
Nico Hoerner

Cubs Agree to Six-Year Deal With Nico Hoerner
Jacob Misiorowski

Shows Off his High-Strikeout Upside in Opening Day Win
Paul Skenes

Greeted Harshly by Mets on Opening Day
Brandon Lowe

Hits Two Home Runs on Opening Day
Ketel Marte

Active, Leading Off on Opening Day
Ryan Fox

a High-Upside Value in Houston
Marco Penge

a Boom-or-Bust Option in Houston
Aaron Rai

Looks to Bounce Back in Houston
Jason Day

a Volatile Option at the Texas Children's Houston Open
Harris English

Eyes a Bounce-Back at the Texas Children's Houston Open
Ben Griffin

Looks for Turnaround at the Texas Children's Houston Open
Rickie Fowler

Brings Strong Form Into Texas Children's Houston Open
Ryan Gerard

Can Continue Rolling at Texas Children's Houston Open
Pierceson Coody

Bounces Back at Valspar Championship
Rasmus Hojgaard

Trying to Get Back on Track at Texas Children's Houston Open
Michael Thorbjornsen

Playing Well Heading to Texas Children's Houston Open
Harry Hall

Looking for Consistency at Texas Children's Houston Open
Brooks Koepka

Continues Building Momentum
Scottie Scheffler

Withdraws From Texas Children's Houston Open
Luke Clanton

Might Have a Problem in Houston
Sam Stevens

Happy to See Houston This Week
Keith Mitchell

Tries to Rebound After The Players Championship
Will Zalatoris

Returning This Week at Houston
Wyndham Clark

Trending in the Wrong Direction Heading to Houston
Shane Lowry

Seeking Better Luck in Houston This Weekend
Lerone Murphy

Suffers His First Loss
Movsar Evloev

Edges Out Lerone Murphy
CFB

Notre Dame Ranks No. 1 in Returning Production for 2026
Michael Aswell

Jr. Drops Decision At UFC London
Michael Aswell

Luke Riley Outclasses Michael Aswell Jr.
Sam Patterson

Suffers Unanimous-Decision Loss
Michael Page

Wins Lackluster Decision
Austen Lane

Suffers First-Round TKO Loss
Iwo Baraniewski

Delivers 28-Second TKO
Tyler Reddick

Overcomes Adversity for Fourth Victory of the Season At Darlington
Brad Keselowski

Falls Short of Darlington Victory Despite Domination
Ryan Blaney

Recovers From Pit-Road Struggles to Score Career-Best Darlington Finish
Carson Hocevar

Rallies to Finish Fourth at Darlington
Kyle Larson

Decent Performance Ends with Technical Issues At Darlington
RANKINGS
C
1B
2B
3B
SS
OF
SP
RP

RANKINGS

QB
RB
WR
TE
K
DEF