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Tempo head into off-season with valuable clarity (opens the original)
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With their 44-game inaugural season officially in the books, the Toronto Tempo can finally take a sigh of relief. Gone are the pressures of a debut year, the barrage of franchise firsts to mark, and the never-ending list of injuries the team endured. While the season was celebratory, it feels like everyone can finally shift from the ceremony of it all and focus more on the basketball. After last Thursday’s final game marked the end of the regular season, and therefore the end of the Tempo’s 2026
The highs and lows of the Tempo’s inaugural season (opens the original)
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There wasn’t much to lose for the Toronto Tempo in their inaugural season. No matter the results for the expansion franchise, the energy coming into the 2026 season was a mix of excitement and celebration at the fact that Canada finally had its first WNBA team. As proven by the minutes-long standing ovation the Tempo’s fans gave them at the end of their final home game of the season last Sunday (a 106-69 blowout loss versus the New York Liberty), fans were generally understanding of the roller c
World Cup break could not come at a better time for injured Tempo (opens the original)
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The Toronto Tempo will now have 19 days before their next game – and they need the time off. Toronto’s WNBA team went into the second night of their back-to-back on Saturday night in Phoenix missing six of their rostered players. Those who were on the court have been playing more minutes over the past few weeks, leading to an exhausted effort against Phoenix. The Mercury won 101-69, clinching the season series over the Tempo 2-1. It wasn’t the Tempo’s lowest-scoring game of the season, but this
Sykes and Morrow to miss rest of Tempo season with injuries (opens the original)
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The Toronto Tempo played their second game in Vancouver on Sunday against the Las Vegas Aces, but not before getting some unfortunate news about two of their players. Before the game, head coach Sandy Brondello confirmed that both Brittney Sykes and Aneesah Morrow will miss the rest of the season with injuries. “Sykes and Morrow are ruled out for the rest of the season, so that’s unfortunate,” Brondello said before the game. “Marina will be evaluated in a few weeks. Unsure if she’ll play the res
Tempo pull out win over Fire after Sykes, Morrow injured mid-game (opens the original)
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The injury struggles continue for the Toronto Tempo, but after 12 consecutive losses, the team pulled out an 82-79 Friday night win over the Portland Fire. Canada’s WNBA team travelled to Vancouver this weekend to play two games on the West Coast for the first time as part of their Cross Canada Series. Spirits were high as the WNBA returned to the city for the second year in a row. Brittney Sykes was the sole player who participated in the 2025 Vancouver game as a member of the Seattle Storm. “I
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