TSN's Daniella Ponticelli and Amy Audibert discuss the impact Kelsey Plum had in the Sparks first win of the season, and Brittney Sykes leading the way for the Tempo as Toronto found their groove late against Los Angeles.
TSN's WNBA analyst Tamika Nurse breaks down how the Tempo were able to fight their way back into the game against the Sparks Friday night, and what kind of impact Kelsey Plum brings to Los Angeles.
Kelsey Plum scored 18 of her 25 points in the second half and the Sparks had a fast start before holding off the Tempo Friday night for their first win of the season. Brittney Sykes scored 27 points for Toronto, reserve Laura Juskaite had 16 and Nyara Sabally added 14.
Former UCLA Bruin Kiki Rice checks into the game and gets the standing ovation from the LA crowd and then drains the three with her first shot of the game.
A'ja Wilson scored 45 points to help the Aces beat the short-handed Sun 101-94 on Friday night. Wilson was 15 for 18 from the field and made all 13 of her free-throw attempts for the Aces, who have responded well since their opening-night loss to Phoenix.
Lisa Leslie joins ESPN's First Take to discuss Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell's impact on the Indiana Fever.
Marina Mabrey put up a team-high 26 points to go along with four steals, Brittney Sykes finished with 18 points, eight rebounds, and six assists, and the Tempo beat the Storm to win their first game in franchise history.
Raegan Subban is joined by Chelsea Leite to break down the Tempo's first win in franchise history, after they defeated the Seattle Storm on Wednesday night.
Daniella Ponticelli and Tamika Nurse break down the Tempo's win over the Storm on Wednesday night, highlighting another fantastic performance from guard Marina Mabrey.
Jevohn Shepherd joins Kara Wagland to take a closer look at Marina Mabrey's impressive outing against the Storm and break down how good Brittney Sykes was on both sides of the ball.
Tempo guard Marina Mabrey joins TSN's Raegan Subban to explain what it means to record the team's first win in franchise history in front of their home crowd and how they can build off the victory as they get set for a four-game road trip.
After a valiant effort against the Washington Mystics in their inaugural game, the Toronto Tempo are searching for their first-ever win when the Seattle Storm roll into town. TSN Basketball analyst Jevohn Shepherd joins SportsCentre to set up the game.
Raegan Subban sits down with veteran Brittney Sykes to discuss her impact on growing the WNBA to where it is today and what she's expecting from her new team, as the Tempo embark on their inaugural season.
After an emotional first franchise game, the Tempo say that they need to focus on getting better, but still feed of the home crowd in Toronto.
After losing their first game, the Tempo say that they are still feeling each out with rotations, and game plans, including using more speed and transition play. Toronto hosts Seattle Wednesday on TSN
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.
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.
Chennedy Carter scored 22 points, Jackie Young had 20 points and nine assists, and the Las Vegas Aces beat Los Angeles in the Sparks' season opener.
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 Lynx on Saturday night in the season opener for both teams.
Arike Ogunbowale scored 22 points, Paige Bueckers and Odyssey Sims tallied 20 each, and the Dallas Wings opened the new season with a win over the Indiana Fever. Clark, who missed much of last season with groin and ankle injuries, scored 20 points in her first game since July.
Alyssa Thomas scored 20 points and the Phoenix Mercury walloped the Las Vegas Aces, making sure the only celebration for the reigning WNBA champions would be their pregame ring ceremony.
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