- Matchup: Toronto Tempo vs Golden State Valkyries
- Date: Sunday, August 2, 2026
- Venue: Chase Center, San Francisco, CA
- Broadcast: WNBA League Pass
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Join us at Chase Center as the Golden State Valkyries (19-9) host the Toronto Tempo (10-18) this Sunday.
In their previous game, the Toronto Tempo faced off against the Minnesota Lynx, suffering a defeat with a final score of 104-72. Toronto finished with a field goal percentage of 45.2% (28 of 62) and converted 10 of 28 three-point attempts. At the free throw line, they managed to hit 6 out of 11, leading to a 54.5% success rate. The Tempo collected 26 rebounds, including 6 on the offensive glass, and dished out 19 assists while forcing 10 turnovers and recording 6 steals. Defensively, Toronto allowed their opponents to shoot 48.2% from the field, as Minnesota found success with 40 of 83 attempts. Minnesota also recorded 14 assists and 14 steals, alongside gathering 36 rebounds (14 offensive, 22 defensive) and 5 blocks. They shot 84.6% from the free throw line, converting 11 of 13 attempts, and made 13 out of 29 shots from beyond the arc.
One standout player in the last matchup was Laura Juskaite, who scored 19 points on 7 of 12 shooting. She played for 30 minutes, grabbed 5 rebounds, and ended with a shooting efficiency of 58.3%, also contributing 3 assists.
Toronto comes into this game with a record of 10-18 for the season. They average 13.9 turnovers per game and are committing 21.6 fouls per contest. As a unit, they’re securing 31.1 rebounds per game and have achieved a total of 560 assists this season, ranking 12th in the league for overall assists. The Tempo is hitting 36.2% of their three-point attempts (284 of 784) and boasts an 82.7% success rate from the free throw line. Their scoring averages sit at 88.1 points per game (8th in the WNBA) while shooting 44.8% from the field. Defensively, Toronto forces 12.5 turnovers each game and receives an average of 19.9 personal fouls. They permit opponents to shoot 33.6% from three-point range and currently rank 14th in points allowed per game (93.6). The Tempo allows a shooting percentage of 47.3% (351 of 556) while giving up 34.9 rebounds per game. They are positioned 12th in the league regarding assists allowed, having conceded 612 throughout the campaign.
In their last outing, the Golden State Valkyries fell short against the Phoenix Mercury, with the final score being 91-89. The Valkyries secured 20 defensive rebounds and 13 offensive boards for a total of 33. They had 7 turnovers and managed 7 steals during the game. The Mercury were called for 23 fouls, allowing the Valkyries to shoot 19 free throws, converting 15 for a rate of 78.9%. From long range, Golden State hit 12 of their 33 attempts (36.4%) and finished the matchup shooting 31 for 76 from the field (40.8%). The Valkyries allowed the Mercury to shoot 27 of 55 from the field, leading to a 49.1% shooting rate. In terms of three-point shooting, they finished at 31.3% by making 5 of 16 attempts and shot 32 out of 43 from the free throw line, registering 74.4%. On the rebounding front, Golden State permitted Phoenix to secure 34 overall (6 offensive).
Cecilia Zandalasini made a noteworthy contribution for the Valkyries, scoring 16 points on 6 of 17 shooting (35.3%) and grabbing 1 rebound while providing 3 assists in her 23 minutes on the floor.
Golden State boasts a season record of 19-9. The Valkyries commit an average of 20.0 fouls per game and maintain a free throw percentage of 76.7%. They assist on 18.5 baskets per game (15th in the WNBA) while averaging 10.6 turnovers each contest. The Valkyries have accumulated a total of 2,300 points this season, averaging 82.1 per game, and they pull down an average of 32.3 rebounds per game. On the offensive end, they are shooting 41.9% from the field, placing them 15th in the league. Additionally, Golden State ranks first in the WNBA for points allowed per game (76.9). Their defense restricts opponents to 34.4% on three-point attempts (217 of 630), and the opposing teams convert 75.9% of their free throw attempts. On average, they give up 18.5 assists and 32.9 rebounds per game, ranking first and seventh respectively in the league. They force their opponents into 13.7 turnovers per game while allowing teams to shoot 42.5% from the field, ranking second in the league.
What’s the prediction for tonight’s parlay?
Recommendation: Back Golden State
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