The New York Liberty are on the road Sunday afternoon as they travel to take on the Toronto Tempo in an Eastern Conference matchup.
New York enters Sunday’s game with a 13-10 record after losing on the road to the Minnesota Lynx Saturday afternoon.
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In Saturday’s loss to the Lynx, Sabrina Ionescu led the way for the Liberty as she recorded 25 points, eight rebounds and five assists while Breanna Stewart added 17 points, seven rebounds and three assists of her own.
The Liberty will try to bounce back and end their two-game losing streak Sunday as they face off against the Tempo in a tough road matchup.
Toronto enters Sunday’s contest with a 9-13 record after losing at home to the Dallas Wings Friday night.
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Marina Mabrey led the way for the Tempo in Friday’s loss as she ended the game with 34 points while Laura Juskaite recorded 25 points, three rebounds and three assists.
While both teams are looking to pick up a victory in Sunday afternoon’s matchup, each may be without multiple key players due to injuries.
Liberty Injury Report: Will Satou Sabally Play?
The Liberty have two players listed on their injury report as they have ruled out Satou Sabally and Leonie Fiebich.
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New York has ruled out Sabally due to a concussion as she will miss her sixth consecutive contest.
The Liberty have also ruled out Fiebich as she will miss her third straight game with left foot soreness.
Tempo Injury Report: Will Kiki Rice, Brittney Sykes Play?
The Tempo have four players listed on their injury report, including Kiki Rice and Brittney Sykes.
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Toronto has ruled out Rice due to a Grade 3 left ankle sprain that has sidelined her since June 7 and there is still no timetable for her return.
The Tempo have also ruled out Sykes as she will miss her eighth consecutive contest due to a left plantar fascia injury.
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Temi Fagbenle has also been ruled out as she will miss her fourth straight game with a concussion while Nyara Sabally has been listed as questionable due to a left knee injury and is in danger of missing her second consecutive game.
Fans can catch Sunday afternoon’s matchup between the Liberty and Tempo from Bell Centre in Montreal at 3:00 p.m. ET on NBA TV.
