- Matchup: Toronto Tempo vs Atlanta Dream
- Date: Monday, August 10, 2026
- Venue: Gateway Center, College Park, GA
- Broadcast: Peacock
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The Toronto Tempo (10-21) are set to face off against the Atlanta Dream (19-12) at the Gateway Center this upcoming Monday.
In their recent game, the Toronto Tempo faced a tough defeat against the Portland Fire, losing 97-83. This matchup saw Toronto achieve a field goal success rate of 40.3%, completing 29 of their 72 attempts, and struggling from beyond the arc with 9 successful 3-pointers out of 31 tries. At the free throw line, they converted 16 of 24 opportunities, resulting in a shooting percentage of 66.7%. The Tempo also gathered 36 rebounds, with 12 being offensive, and provided 23 assists while committing 15 turnovers and securing 7 steals. Defensively, Toronto allowed Portland to shoot at 50.0% efficiency, as the Fire made 33 out of 66 shots. Portland also registered 8 assists and managed 7 steals. Additionally, they grabbed 33 rebounds (8 offensive, 25 defensive) and achieved 4 blocks, shooting 83.3% from the free throw line by making 20 of 24 attempts and sinking 11 of 27 from three-point range.
Nyara Sabally stood out in the last contest, scoring 17 points on 5 of 13 shooting in 24 minutes. She also contributed 5 rebounds and 1 assist, finishing the game with a shooting percentage of 38.5% from the field.
As they enter this matchup, the Toronto Tempo have a season record of 10-21. They average 87.4 points per game, ranking 9th in the league, and boast a shooting percentage of 44.7% from the field. The Tempo leave defenders in the dust with a 3-point shooting rate of 35.7% (312 of 874) and excel at the free throw line with an 82.0% success rate. Collectively, they average 31.2 rebounds per game and have assisted on 625 baskets this season, landing them in 12th place for assists. However, they are averaging 14.0 turnovers and committing 21.4 personal fouls each game. On the defensive end, the Tempo force their opponents into 12.4 turnovers per game while drawing an average of 19.7 fouls. They currently allow a field goal percentage of 47.3% (385 out of 612) and average 34.6 rebounds per game. They rank 11th in assisting their opponents, allowing 682 assists this season, and give up an average of 93.7 points per game (14th league-wide), with opponents shooting 34.5% from beyond the arc.
In their last outing, the Atlanta Dream suffered a narrow defeat to the Washington Mystics, falling 79-74. They secured 31 defensive rebounds and 7 on the offensive end for a total of 38 rebounds in the match. The Dream turned the ball over 12 times while recording 3 steals. Washington was whistled for 13 personal fouls, leading to 27 free throw attempts for Atlanta, who made 18 of those, yielding a 66.7% free throw percentage. From beyond the arc, Atlanta managed to hit 6 out of 21 attempts (28.6%). Overall, they connected on 25 of 77 field goal attempts, translating to a shooting rate of 32.5%. Conversely, the Mystics achieved 29 of 62 field goals for a 46.8% shooting rate. Atlanta permitted Washington 28 rebounds in total, with 4 offensive rebounds conceded.
Allisha Gray was a key player for the Dream, scoring 26 points on 11 of 23 shooting, which amounts to a shooting percentage of 47.8%. In her 38 minutes on the floor, she also contributed 6 rebounds and 2 assists.
As of now, the Atlanta Dream hold a win-loss record of 19-12. They average 19.7 personal fouls per game and excel at the free throw line, hitting 77.5% of their shots. The Dream assist average stands at 20.6 assists per game (9th in the WNBA), while their turnover rate is 13.1 per game. Atlanta has accumulated 2,760 total points this season, averaging 89.0 points per game, and they secure 34.9 rebounds each match. Offensively, the Dream are shooting 43.4% from the floor, ranking 12th in the league. Defensively, they are positioned 4th in the league for points per game allowed (85.7), letting opponents average 19.6 assists and 30.2 rebounds per game, which ranks 4th and 1st respectively. Their opponents shoot 36.7% from beyond the arc and convert 75.4% of free throw attempts against them. Moreover, Atlanta manages to force 16.1 turnovers each game while allowing opponents to shoot 48.5% from the field (15th in the league).
Which team will come out on top in tonight’s WNBA match?
Pick: Bet on Toronto
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