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\n Jason Logan<\/a>
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\u2022 4 min read<\/span><\/p>\n Marina Mabrey is carrying Toronto’s injury-thinned attack into Atlanta. Jason Logan bet Mabrey to top her scoring prop when she exploded for 37 points Friday, and he’s back for more with her points total still too low.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n Photo By – Reuters Connect. <\/p>\n Toronto Tempo guard Marina Mabrey is option No. 1, No. 2, and No. 3 with the team missing plenty of offensive firepower when it visits the Atlanta Dream.<\/p>\n With starters Brittney Sykes, Kiki Rice, and Nyara Sabally all dealing with injuries, Mabrey is carrying Toronto.\u00a0<\/p>\n My Tempo vs. Dream predictions<\/strong> see much more from Mabrey, and my WNBA picks<\/a> are once again<\/a> taking the veteran guard to top her scoring prop on June 22.<\/p>\n Marina Mabrey\u2019s<\/a> nightly scoring props weren\u2019t too far from tonight\u2019s point total when the Toronto Tempo<\/a> were healthy. But with 51% of scoring possibly missing, Mabrey\u2019s ceiling climbs considerably.<\/p>\n We saw that on Friday, dropping 37 points on a season-high 24 field goals vs. Connecticut.\u00a0Mabrey already topped the Tempo in usage (28.4%), and that metric soared to 37% last game.<\/strong><\/p>\n This current ask of 19.5 points vs. the\u00a0Atlanta Dream<\/a> is a tick shorter than Friday\u2019s closing total but just above her average of 18.5 O\/U in the previous nine games.<\/p>\n Projections sit at 21.5 points, which should price the Over at -140, but I see 22+ tonight.<\/p>\n Enjoying Covers content?<\/b> Add us as a preferred source on your Google account<\/span> These offenses won\u2019t shy away from picking up the pace, and both want to shoot a surplus of triples, especially with the game script calling for Toronto to trail big.<\/p>\n The Tempo\u2019s defense doesn\u2019t show up on the road \u2014 leading to an 8-1 Over\/Under count as a visitor \u2014 and these foes topped a closing total of 170.5 O\/U in their June 14 meeting.<\/p>\n Mabrey was good for 20+ points when the Toronto starters were healthy. With Brittney Sykes<\/a>, Kiki Rice<\/a>, and Nyara Sabally<\/a> hurting, she\u2019s carrying the Tempo on offense. She had the green light to go isolation vs. the Sun, and while she might not reach Friday\u2019s bar, she\u2019ll have plenty of chances to top this modest total of 19.5 O\/U.<\/p>\n Angel Reese<\/a> scored 15 points in limited minutes in a blowout of Toronto last week. She\u2019s finding her way in the Atlanta offense, with spikes in FGAs and usage in the last five games. She\u2019s scored 16+ points in five of her last six outings and can beat up a soft Toronto interior that allows the most points in the paint.<\/p>\n Angel Reese roughed up Toronto for 15 points and 17 rebounds on June 14 and has upped her offensive involvement over the past five games.\u00a0<\/p>\n Reese\u2019s usage jumped from 22.9% to 27.8% in that stretch, while boosting her field goal attempts to a team-high 16.2 per game and averaging more than 19 points.<\/p>\n While her lowest-scoring total in this span was against the Tempo, that was also her lightest workload. She played just 27 minutes in a one-sided win for Atlanta.<\/p>\n Toronto doesn\u2019t offer much pushback for Reese, as the frontcourt is hurting with Sabally questionable and Temi Fagbenle<\/a> limited. The Tempo are horrible at protecting the paint \u2014 especially on the road \u2014 allowing a league-worst 48.7 PITP as visitors.<\/strong><\/p>\n Toronto also gives up 14.9 second-chance points, fueled by host opponents snatching 10.1 offensive rebounds per outing. That’s a perfect fit for Reese\u2019s infamous \u201cMe-Bounds\u201d.<\/p>\n Game models call for at least 16 points, and my projection sits at 16.8, which should have Over 15.5 points asking -120.<\/p>\n Jason Logan’s 2026 Transparency Record<\/strong><\/p>\n The new-look Dream are starting to gel on offense in recent outings. Atlanta is No. 3 in offensive rating overall, lifting that metric to the top in the WNBA the past six games (123.5) while going 5-1 Over\/Under in that stretch. Find more WNBA betting trends<\/a>.<\/p>\nTempo vs Dream prediction<\/h2>\n
Tempo vs Dream best bet: Marina Mabrey Over 19.5 points (-110)<\/h3>\n
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<\/sup> COVERS INTEL:<\/strong> Mabrey doesn\u2019t shrink in rival arenas. Her usage jumps to 29.5% as a visitor<\/a> \u2014 tied for fourth highest among WNBA players with 100+ minutes \u2014 and she shoots 48.5% compared to 38.7% at home.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n![\"Add](\"https:\/\/img.covers.com\/editorial\/2025\/google-preferred-source-badge.png?w=102&auto=compress&auto=format\" "\\"\\""){kind=icon}
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\n Location<\/strong><\/td>\n Gateway Center Arena, College Park, GA<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Date<\/strong><\/td>\n Monday, June 22, 2026<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Tip-off<\/strong><\/td>\n 7:30 p.m. ET<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n TV<\/strong><\/td>\n TSN, WANF<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n<\/div>\n Tempo vs Dream latest injuries<\/h3>\n