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Five Things to Know: Where the Toronto Tempo Stand After the WNBA All-Star Break
Minnesota enters 22-6 and 15-1 at home, while Toronto looks to rebound after Isabelle Harrison scored 26 points in a loss to Las Vegas.
- The Minnesota Lynx host the Toronto Tempo on Tuesday in Minneapolis, marking the second matchup between the teams this season.
- Toronto sits 10th in the league with 18 games remaining, trailing the Washington Mystics for the final playoff spot.
- Isabelle Harrison enters after scoring 26 points in her last game, while Minnesota ranks second in the Western Conference with 25.7 defensive rebounds per game led by Napheesa Collier.
- Head coach Sandy Brondello returns from a one-game suspension for referring to Atlanta Dream forward Angel Reese as a "protected species," a comment Reese accepted after Brondello apologized.
- Toronto faces a difficult path to the playoffs with four games against top-tier opponents including the Lynx and the Golden State Valkyries remaining on their schedule.
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Where the Toronto Tempo stand after the WNBA all-star break
The Toronto Tempo resume their season with a stop in Minneapolis against the league-leading Minnesota Lynx on Tuesday night. Here’s what you need to know about the Tempo when they return from the WNBA all-star break.
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