College Park Center, Arlington, Texas
Tip-off: 8:00 p.m. ET
TV: USA Network, KFAA, TSN (streaming via Fubo/League Pass where available)

This is the third meeting of the season between the teams. The Wings swept the first two (89-76 and 108-95 in July). Dallas is trying to snap a three-game losing streak; Toronto is mired in a nine-game skid and sits near the bottom of the Eastern Conference.

Current Player Rosters / Key Contributors

Toronto Tempo key players: Marina Mabrey (leading scorer, ~21 PPG), Julie Allemand (playmaking), Isabelle Harrison / Nyara Sabally (frontcourt), Kia Nurse, Kiki Rice, Laura Juskaite. Offense relies heavily on Mabrey’s scoring punch.

Dallas Wings key players: Paige Bueckers (~20–21 PPG, 6+ APG), Arike Ogunbowale (scoring threat), Jessica Shepard (when healthy, rebounding/assists leader), Azzi Fudd, Alysha Clark. Strong perimeter play and interior presence when healthy.

Injury Reports

Toronto Tempo:

Brittney Sykes (G): Out (foot) — long-term absence.

Julie Allemand (G): Questionable (thigh).

Maria Conde (F): Questionable (calf).
Depth in the backcourt and wing is impacted.

Dallas Wings:

Jessica Shepard (F): Out (ankle).

Alysha Clark (F): Questionable (back).

Azzi Fudd (G): Questionable (knee; returned to full practice).
Frontcourt and perimeter depth tested, but Bueckers remains the focal point.

Key Player Versus Player Matchups

Marina Mabrey vs. Dallas perimeter defenders (Bueckers/Ogunbowale): Mabrey’s scoring volume will be key for Toronto’s offense.

Paige Bueckers vs. Toronto’s defense: Bueckers can exploit mismatches in scoring and facilitating, especially with Shepard out.

Frontcourt battles involving Harrison/Sabally against Dallas bigs.

Toronto’s defense has struggled (allowing high points and threes); Dallas’ scoring depth should create advantages.

Recent Team Forms

Toronto Tempo: 0-9 in last 9 / poor overall (10-22); defensive issues and road struggles (4-10 or worse away). High-scoring losses recently.

Dallas Wings: 0-3 in last 3 / 19-14 overall; competitive but inconsistent lately. Stronger at home and better overall efficiency.

Series History

Dallas leads the 2026 season series 2-0, winning both earlier matchups by double digits. Wings have the clear head-to-head edge.

Betting Trends

Over has hit frequently in Tempo road games.

GAME ODDS

Toronto Tempo                 184

Dallas Wings                      – 10

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Galen Center, Los Angeles, CA |

NBA TV, AZFamily, Spectrum SportsNet (streaming options include Fubo/League Pass)

This is a Western Conference matchup between two teams near the bottom of the standings, both fighting for relevance late in the season. The Sparks seek to snap a home skid, while the Mercury aim to halt a three-game losing streak. The game carries extra intrigue due to the recent trade sending Kelsey Plum from Los Angeles to Phoenix.

Venue and Scheduled Time

Venue: Galen Center (USC campus), Los Angeles, CA.

Tip-off: 10:00 p.m. ET.

Current Player Rosters

Phoenix Mercury (head coach Nate Tibbetts):
Core includes G/F Kahleah Copper (#2), F Alyssa Thomas (#25), F/G DeWanna Bonner (#24), F/C Natasha Mack (#4), G Kelsey Plum (#0, recently acquired), G Sami Whitcomb (#33), F Valériane Ayayi (#11), plus depth such as Lexi Held, Noémie Brochant, Kyara Linskens, and others.

Los Angeles Sparks (head coach Lynne Roberts):
Key contributors include F Nneka Ogwumike (#30), F Dearica Hamby (#5), G/F Rae Burrell (#12), F Cameron Brink (#22), G Ariel Atkins (#7), G Erica Wheeler (#17), G Monique Akoa Makani (#1, acquired in the Plum trade), plus support from Kate Martin, Chance Gray, and others.

Listed Injury Reports

Mercury:

Kelsey Plum (G): Out (calf/lower left leg tightness). She exited early in the prior game and will miss facing her former team.

Sparks:

Monique Akoa Makani (G): Questionable (ankle).
Other notes from earlier reports mentioned possible day-to-day status for Rae Burrell (leg) in some previews, but primary current listings focus on Akoa Makani.

Key Player vs. Player Matchups

Kahleah Copper vs. Sparks perimeter/wing defense (Rae Burrell, Ariel Atkins): Copper (≈20.5–20.6 PPG) is Phoenix’s primary scorer and must create against Los Angeles’ versatile defenders.

Alyssa Thomas vs. Nneka Ogwumike / Dearica Hamby: Thomas (elite playmaking ≈8.2 APG, strong rebounding ≈7.4 RPG) anchors the Mercury’s offense and defense. Ogwumike (≈17.1 PPG, 8.8–8.9 RPG, efficient shooting) and Hamby provide scoring and glass work for the Sparks.

Cameron Brink / Sparks frontcourt vs. Natasha Mack / DeWanna Bonner: Brink offers shot-blocking and energy; Mack provides interior presence for Phoenix.

Secondary: Rae Burrell has been productive recently for Los Angeles (elevated minutes and scoring); Sami Whitcomb and others add shooting for the Mercury. The Plum trade adds narrative but limited on-court impact tonight due to her absence.

Recent Team Forms

Mercury: 12-22 overall, on a three-game losing streak (last 10: roughly 4-6). They average ≈83.6 PPG while allowing ≈87.4. Recent results: losses at Washington (75-95 on Aug. 9), at Connecticut, and at Atlanta, with a prior win at Chicago featuring a strong Plum debut. Road record 7-12.

Sparks: 12-19 overall, looking to end a three-game home losing streak. They average ≈89.2 PPG but allow a high 93.6. Recent results include a home loss to Golden State (78-84 on Aug. 9), a win at Minnesota, and a loss at Chicago. Home record 5-10; they have shown flashes of high-scoring offense.

Series History

This is the fourth meeting of the 2026 season (Sparks lead the season series 2-1 entering the game).

May 21, 2026 (at Phoenix): Sparks 97–88.

June 13, 2026 (at Phoenix): Sparks 111–102 (OT).

July 22, 2026 (at Los Angeles): Mercury 86–82 (Copper 21 points; Burrell 20 for Sparks).

Recent head-to-head has been competitive and often high-scoring. All-time series is relatively even historically.

Betting Trends

Both teams have middling ATS records. Sparks have covered in some prior meetings this season; totals have mixed results but recent games between them have stayed competitive. Public action may lean toward the home underdog or the more experienced Sparks core. Phoenix’s defensive rebounding and Sparks’ higher scoring pace are factors.

GAME ODDS

Phoenix Mercury             178.5

Los Angeles Sparks          – 2

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Michelob ULTRA Arena, Las Vegas (Paradise), NV |

Local TV (The Spot-Vegas 34 / KMCC, MNMT) + WNBA League Pass / streaming options such as Fubo

This interconference matchup pits a surging Mystics team (on a long winning streak and strong defensively) against a high-powered Aces squad that ranks among the Western Conference leaders. Las Vegas holds a clear scoring edge, while Washington relies on elite defense and recent momentum.

Venue and Scheduled Time

Venue: Michelob ULTRA Arena (at Mandalay Bay), Las Vegas/Paradise, NV (Aces home arena).

Tip-off: 10:00 p.m. ET (7:00 p.m. local PT).

Current Player Rosters

Las Vegas Aces (head coach Becky Hammon):
Core includes C A’ja Wilson (#22), G Jackie Young (#0), G Chelsea Gray (#12), G Jewell Loyd (#24), F NaLyssa Smith (#3), F Stephanie Talbot (#7), F Kierstan Bell (#1), G Dana Evans (#11), F Cheyenne Parker-Tyus (#32), F/C Brianna Turner (#21), plus depth such as Ta’Niya Latson, Justine Pissott, Mai Yamamoto, and others. Janiah Barker is on the roster but out for the seasonwnba.com

Washington Mystics (head coach Sydney Johnson):
Key players include C Shakira Austin (#0), G Sonia Citron (#22), F Kiki Iriafen (#44), F Michaela Onyenwere (#12), G Georgia Amoore (#8), C Lauren Betts (#51), G Cotie McMahon (#23), plus depth options such as Angela Dugalic, Lucy Olsen, Alicia Flórez, Cassandre Prosper, Darianna Littlepage-Buggs, and Betnijah Laney-Hamilton

Listed Injury Reports

Aces:

Dana Evans (G): Out (leg).

Cheyenne Parker-Tyus (F): Out (concussion).

Janiah Barker (F): Out for season (leg).

Note: Stars A’ja Wilson, Jackie Young, and Chelsea Gray were rested in the prior game (loss at New York) and are expected available.

Mystics:

Betnijah Laney-Hamilton (G/F): Day-to-day / personal (listed in some reports as out or limited recently).
Overall roster relatively healthy otherwise.

Key Player vs. Player Matchups

A’ja Wilson vs. Shakira Austin / Mystics frontcourt: Wilson (≈26.3 PPG, 9.7 RPG, elite efficiency and shot-blocking) is the focal point. Austin (≈16 PPG range, strong rebounding ≈9.6 RPG, rim protection) and support from Iriafen/Betts must limit her touches and second-chance opportunities.

Jackie Young / Chelsea Gray vs. Sonia Citron / Mystics perimeter: Young (high teens scoring + playmaking) and Gray (≈7+ APG organizer) drive the Aces’ top-ranked assist numbers and efficient offense. Citron (≈17.1 PPG, solid facilitation) leads Washington’s backcourt and must disrupt transitions while generating offense against a stingy defense.

NaLyssa Smith / Aces wings vs. Kiki Iriafen / Michaela Onyenwere: Physical battles on the glass and wing scoring; Mystics emphasize rebounding and defensive intensity.

Supporting notes: Jewell Loyd provides secondary scoring for Las Vegas; Georgia Amoore and others offer Mystics bench production and playmaking.

Recent Team Forms

Mystics: Excellent form with a 7-game winning streak (last 10 strong, including multiple wins over playoff-caliber teams). They rank near the top defensively (allowing ≈82.6 PPG or better recently, strong FG% and 3PT defense) but rank near the bottom in scoring (≈82.0 PPG). Recent results include a 95-75 win over Phoenix (August 9), wins over Atlanta and Dallas. Road record solid at 8-6.

Aces: 22-11 overall, but recent road struggles (losses at New York 71-111 on August 9 after resting stars, and at Minnesota). They own a high-powered offense (≈91.0 PPG, strong FG% and assists) and solid home record (9-5). Prior wins included OT at Indiana and a big win at Atlanta. They return home fresher with stars available.

Series History

This is the second meeting of 2026 (they play again August 13).

July 22, 2026 (at Washington): Mystics 100–99 (Shakira Austin 25 points).

Recent years have been competitive; Mystics have covered or competed well as underdogs in several prior matchups. All-time series is relatively even historically, with home/road splits close in recent tallies.

Betting Trends

Mystics have been strong ATS as underdogs this season and in recent head-to-head (noted success covering against Vegas).

Aces dominate scoring and efficiency but have shown variability on the road; home favoritism is clear.

Totals lean toward the under in some Mystics games due to their defensive style, though Aces’ offense can push scoring. Public often backs the home favorite heavily. Mystics’ streak and defensive ranking create value on the points.

GAME ODDS

Washington Mystics                       171

Las Vegas Aces                                  – 6.5

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Gainbridge Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, IN | ESPNindystar.com

This is a key Eastern Conference matchup between two teams separated by half a game or less in a crowded playoff race (both around .600+ winning percentage, with several teams tightly packed in the 4–8 range). Indiana has the league’s top offense; New York is surging with a four-game winning streak.

Venue and Broadcast

Venue: Gainbridge Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, IN (Fever home arena).

Tip-off is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. ET.

TV/Streaming: ESPN (also available via services such as Fubo).

Current Rosters

Indiana Fever (head coach Stephanie White):
Key rotation includes G Kelsey Mitchell (#0), G Caitlin Clark (#22), C/F Aliyah Boston (#7), G Sophie Cunningham (#8), G Lexie Hull (#10), F Monique Billings (#25), F Myisha Hines-Allen (#2), G Tyasha Harris (#52), F/C Makayla Timpson (#21), and others such as Raven Johnson, Grace VanSlooten, Bree Hall, Mercedes Russell, and Ugonne Onyiah. Damiris Dantas is on the roster but out for the season.

New York Liberty (head coach Chris DeMarco):
Core includes F Breanna Stewart (#30), C Jonquel Jones (#35), G Sabrina Ionescu (#20), G Marine Johannes (#23), G Pauline Astier (#18), C Han Xu (#21), G Rebekah Gardner (#7), F Rebecca Allen (#9), and others such as Marine Fauthoux, Raquel Carrera, and Anneli Maley. Satou Sabally and Leonie Fiebich are on the roster but sidelined.

Injury Reports

Fever:

Damiris Dantas (C): Out for season (knee).

Grace VanSlooten (F): Questionable (illness).

Caitlin Clark (G): Probable (back). (A technical foul that risked suspension was rescinded, keeping her eligible.)

Liberty:

Leonie Fiebich (F): Out (foot; no clear timetable).

Satou Sabally (F): Out (concussion protocol).

Key Player Matchups

Caitlin Clark vs. Sabrina Ionescu / Liberty perimeter defense: Clark (≈21.6 PPG, 8.1 APG, strong recent form including double-doubles and a triple-double) orchestrates Indiana’s high-powered attack. Ionescu and New York’s guards must limit her playmaking and transition opportunities while generating their own offense.

Kelsey Mitchell vs. Liberty wing/guard defense: Mitchell is averaging ≈24.2 PPG with a league-record streak of 16 consecutive 20+ point games and elite 3-point shooting. Containing her scoring bursts is critical.

Aliyah Boston vs. Jonquel Jones / Breanna Stewart: Boston (≈16.9 PPG, 8.5 RPG, recent double-doubles) anchors the paint and defense. Jones (≈14.6 PPG, 9.1 RPG) and Stewart (≈21.3 PPG, 8.4 RPG, 1.5 BPG) present a formidable frontcourt challenge on both ends.

Supporting cast: Marine Johannes has been hot for New York (career-high 27 points in the prior win); Sophie Cunningham, Lexie Hull, and others provide Indiana with shooting and versatility.

Recent Team Forms

Liberty: 4-game winning streak (last 10: 7-3). They are averaging ≈97.7 PPG over the last 10 while shooting well and rebounding strongly. Most recent result: dominant 111-71 home win over a short-handed Las Vegas Aces on August 9 (Marine Johannes 27 points). Prior wins included back-to-back victories over Seattle and a road win at Phoenix. They have stabilized after earlier inconsistency and injuries.

Fever: Won their most recent game (last 10: 7-3), averaging ≈101.6 PPG over that stretch on high-efficiency shooting (≈52% FG). Recent results: 90-86 win at Chicago (August 8), OT loss to Las Vegas (August 6), and a loss at Minnesota. They possess the WNBA’s top offense (≈95.9 PPG) but allow ≈90.4 PPG. Home record strong (11-6 entering the game).

Series History

This is the third of four regular-season meetings in 2026.  June 6, 2026 (at New York): Liberty 83–75.  July 18, 2026 (at Indiana): Fever 108–88 (Mitchell 33 points; Stewart 26 for New York). The teams have a competitive recent history; earlier notes indicate Liberty held an edge in some prior seasons/home games, while Fever have been strong at home this year. All-time series has historically favored Indiana in older tallies, but recent years have been closer. They meet again later in August at Barclays Center.

Betting Trends

Both teams have been solid in recent form (7-3 last 10). Fever rank near the top in scoring; Liberty have been strong overall and on the over in many games this season. Liberty have struggled ATS on the road at times; Fever are competitive at home. Head-to-head and recent meetings have often gone over (high-scoring potential with both offenses capable). Fever’s home scoring and Liberty’s recent offensive surge support an elevated total.

GAME ODDS

New York Liberty             191

Indiana Fever                    – 3

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