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With the pressure of making history behind them, Tempo now focusing on growthOpens in new window
WNBA: Aces 105, Sparks 78Opens in new window
WNBA: Wings 107, Fever 104Opens in new window
Must See: Azzi Fudd sinks 3-pointer for first career WNBA pointsOpens in new window
WNBA: Mercury 99, Aces 66Opens in new window
WNBA: Dream 91, Lynx 90Opens in new window
WNBA: Mystics 68, Tempo 65Opens in new window
Must See: Brittney Sykes scores first points in Tempo franchise historyOpens in new window
Must See: Canada's own Kia Nurse gets her first basket as a Tempo Opens in new window
Must See: Tempo introduced for first time in front of home crowd Opens in new window
Nurse: 'Marina Mabrey was everything we brought her in here to be' Opens in new window
'What a night in Toronto, history for Canada': Despite the loss, Tempo make their arrival Opens in new window
Leite describes mood in Tempo's locker room after hard-fought loss in first WNBA game Opens in new window
Tempo's Key on first WNBA training camp: 'I can't even dive into how much I've learned'Opens in new window
Cable channels & Ketchup chips among Canadian things Kia teaching Tempo teammatesOpens in new window
Tempo still finding chemistry, consistency as regular season opener approachesOpens in new window
Making WNBA history in Toronto is not being lost on Tempo guard Brittney SykesOpens in new window
'It definitely wasn't easy': Brondello says 'beep test' wasn't a punishment for TempoOpens in new window
Mabrey discusses responsibility of the Tempo choosing to build their franchise around herOpens in new window
WNBA announces historic Canadian media rights agreement with Bell MediaOpens in new window
Tempo President Teresa Resch shares significance of national rights deal with Bell MediaOpens in new window
'Another chapter in the book': Brondello on coaching an expansion team for the first timeOpens in new window
Tempo GM Wright Rogers dives into the behind-the-scenes of building a new franchise Opens in new window
WNBA: Tempo 66, Lynx 73Opens in new window
Folgers Bold Moves: Tempo look to steal the show on opening night Opens in new window
WNBA: Wings 95, Fever 80Opens in new window
WNBA: Sun 83, Tempo 78Opens in new window
Must See: Kia Nurse scores first basket in Tempo history with preseason three-pointer Opens in new window
Mabrey, Sykes embracing their role as faces of Tempo franchise Opens in new window
Tempo quickly trying to build foundation, culture with training camp underway Opens in new window
Sabally jokes about getting Nurse to help her with all the Canadian streaming services Opens in new window
Report: Aces sign A'ja Wilson to largest WNBA contract in historyOpens in new window
Kia Nurse relishing chance to play on home soil with Tempo: 'This is a really good roster'Opens in new window
Nurse shares her excitement to join Tempo, help grow women's basketball in CanadaOpens in new window
Stephen A. excited for Fudd-Bueckers backcourt in DallasOpens in new window
Tempo sign Nurse, take Rice with first-ever pick in WNBA Draft; Fudd goes No. 1 to WingsOpens in new window
What will the Tempo's first-ever draft pick Kiki Rice bring to Toronto?Opens in new window
Dallas Wings select Azzi Fudd with the first overall pick in the 2026 WNBA DraftOpens in new window
Minnesota Lynx take Olivia Miles with the second overall pick in the 2026 WNBA DraftOpens in new window
Seattle Storm select Awa Fam Thiam with the third overall pick in the 2026 WNBA DraftOpens in new window
Washington Mystics make Lauren Betts the fourth overall pick in the 2026 WNBA DraftOpens in new window
Chicago Sky select Gabriela Jaquez fifth overall in the 2026 WNBA DraftOpens in new window
Toronto Tempo take Kiki Rice sixth overall in WNBA Draft as first pick in franchise historyOpens in new window
Toronto Tempo nab Kentucky's Teonni Key with 22nd overall pick in 2026 WNBA DraftOpens in new window
How Charlisse Leger-Walker made history at the 2026 WNBA draftOpens in new window
Candace Parker: 'Super grateful' for what basketball has done for my lifeOpens in new window
Bell Let’s Talk Fireside chat with Dr. Kensa GunterOpens in new window
Ambition: Building Canada’s team - Presented by CIBCOpens in new window
Sylvia Fowles: Surreal feeling to be inducted into the Basketball HOFOpens in new window
With the pressure of making history behind them, Tempo now focusing on growth
The final result in last week's home opener wasn't what the Tempo were hoping for but despite the frustrating loss, the players know they have so much room for growth from here on out. Guard Brittney Sykes felt her team started playing their brand of basketball in the second half while Julie Allemand pointed out what they saw on film that needs correcting.
Sykes discusses chemistry with Allemand, says home fans can be a 'cheat code' for Tempo
Tempo guards Brittney Sykes and Julie Allemand are using practice to their full advantage in hopes of accelerating their chemistry. Both players spoke after Monday's practice about finding that connection and Sykes also touched on the home atmosphere in their opener and how that energy can be a cheat code for the Tempo.
Tempo hit court after two-year lead up to inaugural season
Nearly two years ago to the day on Friday, the WNBA announced that it would be expanding into Canada with a team in Toronto. A lot has happened since then – a name reveal, front office hires, jersey drops, and finally, in the final stretch before the season started, players.
Early WNBA Takeaways: Clark is back, Wings impress, Reese bolsters Dream and Tempo, Fire debut
Even with a short roster, New York is a front-runner, Phoenix has no shortage of talent, and the Dream are even better.
Aces rebound from season-opening drubbing with win vs. Sparks
In a span of 24 hours, the Aces received their championship rings, suffered a historically bad season-opening loss and then picked up their first win over the Sparks on Sunday.
Brown hits five 3-pointers as Storm beat Sun
Lexie Brown hit five 3-pointers and scored 17 points, Flau’jae Johnson had 16 and the Seattle Storm beat the Connecticut Sun 89-82 on Sunday.
Johannes scores 25, Stewart adds 23 as Liberty beat Mystics in OT
Marine Johannes hit six 3-pointers and scored 25 points, Breanna Stewart had 23 points and nine rebounds, and the New York Liberty beat the Washington Mystics 98-93 in overtime on Sunday.
Brown hits five 3-pointers as Storm beat Sun
Lexie Brown hit five 3-pointers and scored 17 points, Flau’jae Johnson had 16 and the Seattle Storm beat the Connecticut Sun 89-82 on Sunday.
Sparks sign Martin to player development deal
The Los Angeles Sparks have signed guard Kate Martin to a player development contract after she was waived by the Golden State Valkyries earlier this week.
Cardoso scores 22 as Sky spoil expansion Fire’s WNBA opener with win
Kamilla Cardoso had 22 points and 14 rebounds, and the Chicago Sky spoiled the expansion Portland Fire’s WNBA opener with a 98-83 victory on Saturday night.
Gray has 24 points, Reese adds double-double to help Dream rally to beat Lynx
Allisha Gray scored 16 of her 24 points in the second half, Angel Reese had 11 points and 14 rebounds in her debut for Atlanta and the Dream beat the Minnesota Lynx 91-90 on Saturday night in the season opener for both teams.
Mercury rout Aces to spoil Las Vegas’ ring ceremony
Alyssa Thomas scored 20 points and the Phoenix Mercury walloped the the Las Vegas Aces 99-66, making sure the only celebration for the reigning WNBA champions on Saturday would be their pregame ring ceremony.
Ogunbowale, Bueckers hold off Clark’s Fever as Wings win highly anticipated season opener
Arike Ogunbowale had 22 points, Paige Bueckers scored 20, and Caitlin Clark missed a deep 3 with a chance to send the game to overtime as the Dallas Wings beat the Indiana Fever 107-104 to open their WNBA seasons on Saturday.
Clark ‘felt good’ despite lingering back issue in official return to court
Caitlin Clark admitted to being a bit anxious before playing in her first regular-season WNBA game since July 15.
Leite describes mood in Tempo's locker room after hard-fought loss in first WNBA game
TSN Tempo reporter Chelsea Leite joins Raegan Subban to share the sentiment in the locker room after the team's hard-fought loss to the Mystics in their first WNBA game.










































































