Women's Pro Basketball Sixth Player of the Year Winner
Updated 1 week ago
If [outcome] wins the Women's Pro Basketball Sixth Player of the Year in the 2026 season, then the market resolves to Yes.
Winner: Janelle Salaün
Before the result
As it stood on Jul 26, 2026
Janelle Salaün has become the overwhelming favorite at 87% after Chennedy Carter was waived by the Las Vegas Aces on July 7, eliminating the early frontrunner and clearing a path for the Golden State Valkyries forward. Salaün leads the WNBA in bench scoring with 13 points and 4.1 rebounds per game as the engine of the league's best bench unit, while the distant second contender Sophie Cunningham offers elite efficiency from deep (42.9% from three) but hasn't generated enough volume to seriously challenge. The market repricing reflects a dramatic midseason event—Carter's exit—that fundamentally reshuffled an already competitive award race in Salaün's favor.
Before Women's Pro Basketball Sixth Player of the Year Winner resolved, the final Kalshi odds were: Janelle Salaün: 99%, Maddy Siegrist: 8%, Jewell Loyd: 5%, Olivia Miles: 5%, Marine Johannes: 4%. These probabilities were derived from real-money trading right up until the market closed.
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