How to Watch Las Vegas Aces vs. Toronto Tempo - WNBA on Peacock (July 20)
This Monday night on Peacock, the Aces test their stellar road record against the Tempo.
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Key Takeaways
- The Toronto Tempo face the defending champion Las Vegas Aces on Monday at 8 p.m. ET at Coca-Cola Coliseum in Toronto, streaming live on Peacock as NBC Sports covers its first Tempo game.
- Toronto is struggling with seven losses in its last 10 games despite Marina Mabrey averaging more than 21 points per game, while injuries to key rebounder Nyara Sabally have added pressure to the expansion team’s playoff push.
- The Aces enter the matchup as favorites, sitting third in the WNBA standings with a strong 10-2 road record and league-leading scorer A’ja Wilson averaging more than 25 points per game.
We're past the halfway point of the 2026 WNBA regular season. Roughly two months remain for teams to make their case for the Playoffs in the Fall, and that means every win counts, especially if you're fighting to make it back into contention.
And newly inaugurated WNBA club the Toronto Tempo are definitely fighting to stay in the hunt. The new franchise, one of two in the league this year, started the season slow, but they've begun to build a balance through the performance of stars like Marina Mabrey. This Monday night, they'll get one of their biggest tests yet, facing the defending champion Las Vegas Aces live on Peacock.
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How to watch Las Vegas Aces vs. Toronto Tempo
The Tempo and the Aces will tip off at 8 p.m. ET Monday night, live from the Coca-Cola Coliseum in Toronto. The game will stream live on Peacock, and marks the first time NBC Sports has covered a Tempo game in their inaugural season.
Zora Stephenson will call the game for NBC Sports, with analysis from Sarah Kustok and courtside reporting from Ashley ShahAhmadi. LaChina Robinson will host pregame coverage alongside basketball legends Sue Bird and Cheryl Miller.
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What to expect from Las Vegas Aces vs. Toronto Tempo
The Tempo are coming in having lost seven of their last 10 despite a strong ongoing offensive performance from star Marina Mabrey, one of the league's best scorers. Mabrey's putting up more than 21 points a game, but that hasn't been enough to get over the top in many of the Tempo's recent losses, particularly now that top rebounder Nyara Sabally is out with an injury until later this month. Still, enthusiasm for the Tempo has been strong. The team set a WNBA attendance record with their game against the Wings earlier this month in Montreal, and they're not out of the playoff hunt by any stretch, if they can start winning more consistently.
Standing in their way are the Aces, who've looked every bit like the defending champs so far this season. They're third in the league standings right now, putting them in a prime postseason spot, and four-time MVP A'ja Wilson is the league's leading scorer, dropping more than 25 a game on average. They've won three of their last five, and perhaps more importantly, they boast a road record of 10 wins and two losses so far this season. That's considerably better than their home record so far this season, which means this is an Aces squad more than ready to win on the road. They're the favorites, but the Tempo will give it everything they have to get a statement win in their first-ever matchup against Las Vegas.
