Kiki Rice fought through injury and adversity throughout her first WNBA season. She kept gaining steam anyway and is now being rewarded. Rice was named to the WNBA’s All-Rookie team on Wednesday.
Unrivaled completed its 48-player roster hours after securing a major investor. The league has wasted little time building towards its third season, and
No team has dealt with more injuries than the Toronto Tempo this season. Isabelle Harrison missed the start of the season, and Nyara Sabally and Temi Fagbenle have been in and out of the lineup.
Kiki Rice did it all on Wednesday. The first-year guard aggressively drove the rim, swished pull-ups and even did dirty work on the glass en route to a career-high 24 points in a 90-78 loss to the Seattle Storm at Climate Pledge Arena.
TORONTO — The jump from college hoops to the WNBA is a demanding one. It can take time for rookies to find their footing amid the increased pace, size, and physicality, particularly when it comes to an endeavour as arduous as driving the basketball.
The Indiana Fever are on the road Tuesday night as they travel to take on the Toronto Tempo in an Eastern Conference matchup. Indiana enters Tuesday’s game with a 23-12 record after defeating the Atlanta Dream on the road in overtime Sunday evening.
The Toronto Tempo (10-23) haven’t technically been eliminated from playoff contention in 2026, yet it feels all but certain with the WNBA standings showing a stark difference between the league’s haves and have-nots.
The Dallas Wings controlled the game against the Toronto Tempo on August 13, but Kiki Rice kept the pressure on for more than 30 minutes, helping Toronto trim the deficit to just one point in the second half.
With the playoffs fast approaching, teams like the New York Liberty are looking to maintain their rhythm as they try to finish in a favorable seeding position, while others like the Toronto Tempo are searching for any kind of late push, or at least a way to avoid one of the worst inaugural seasons in league history.
The Toronto Tempo are on the road Tuesday night as they travel to take on the Minnesota Lynx in an interconference matchup. Toronto enters Tuesday’s game with a 10-16 record after losing at home to the Las Vegas Aces last Monday.
The Toronto Tempo are at home Monday night as they host the Las Vegas aces in an interconference matchup. Toronto enters Monday’s game with a 10-15 record after losing at home to the Atlanta Dream Friday night.
The Toronto Tempo are at home Friday night as they host the Atlanta Dream in an Eastern Conference matchup. Toronto enters Friday’s game with a 10-14 record after losing at home to the Washington Mystics Tuesday night.
The Toronto Tempo are at home Tuesday night as they host the Washington Mystics in an Eastern Conference matchup. Toronto enters Tuesday’s game with a 10-13 record after defeating the New York Liberty at home Sunday afternoon.
The Toronto Tempo are at home Friday night as they host the Dallas Wings in an interconference matchup. Toronto enters Friday’s game with a 9-12 record after losing at home to the Golden State Valkyries Wednesday night.
The Toronto Tempo are at home Wednesday night as they host the Golden State Valkyries in an interconference matchup. Toronto enters Wednesday’s game with a 9-11 record after losing at home to the Dallas Wings Sunday afternoon.
The Toronto Tempo are at home Sunday afternoon as they host the Dallas Wings in an interconference matchup. Toronto enters Sunday’s game with a 9-10 record after losing at home to the Phoenix Mercury last Saturday.
The Phoenix Mercury are on the road Saturday afternoon as they travel to take on the Toronto Tempo in an interconference matchup. Phoenix enters Saturday’s game with a 6-13 record after defeating the Indiana Fever on the road Wednesday night.
The Los Angeles Sparks are on the road Thursday night as they travel to take on the Toronto Tempo in an interconference matchup. Los Angeles enters Thursday’s game with an 8-8 record after defeating the New York Liberty at home Sunday night.