Caitlin Clark WNBA preview: Best bets, props for Indiana Fever rookie

Caitlin Clark WNBA Betting Preview

Over 6.3 Assists Per Game

Jim Turvey: If you're looking to bet Caitlin Clark in some way, this is my favorite way to do it: Over 6.3 assists per game.

We saw it in the preseason, but that pick-and-roll with her and Aliyah Boston (although they only flashed it a few times) is going to be so fun. It looked so easy.

She's clearly going to be looking to facilitate if her shot isn't coming as easily as we saw in college.

Everyone talks about Clark's shooting, but her facilitating isn't a very hidden skill of hers, and there's incredible talent on this Fever team. In her most recent preseason game where she had six assists, she wasn't even playing with Kelsey Mitchell, who could be the Fever's leading scorer this season.

So, over 6.3 assists per game is definitely my favorite way of betting Clark in her rookie year in the WNBA.

To Record 1+ 3-Pointer in Every Game (Minimum 28 Games Played)

Jim Turvey: I think this might be my second-favorite way to positively play Clark.

This college season, she had at least two 3-pointers in every single game. And while you obviously don't want to weigh too heavily what happens in preseason, I do think it's been notable how 3-point heavy she's been.

She's definitely not shy shooting the 3. Do I think she gets 130+ over the course of the season? No. But do I think she gets enough of them up? Yes.

Getting this at +100 and saying there's essentially a 50/50 chance of it happening is one I can get behind.

Maria Marino: Shout-out to WNBA contributor Bryan Fonseca, who pointed out that out of 139 games in college, Clark made at least one 3 in all but one. That's insane.

Sabrina Ionescu, Arike Ogunbowale and Jewell Loyd each had two games last season where they didn't make a 3.

With Clark, I think the attempts and volume are going to be there even more than those other players. She has the green light and is being told essentially "be you."

I wouldn't go so far as to say they're running things around her, but they're still essentially telling her she's the new face of the franchise and to do whatever you want. Plus, she's just so comfortable from that range that a 3 for Clark is essentially like shooting a layup for some other players.