The Toronto Tempo are at home Tuesday night as they host the Washington Mystics in an Eastern Conference matchup.
Toronto enters Tuesday’s game with a 10-13 record after defeating the New York Liberty at home Sunday afternoon.
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In Sunday’s victory over the Liberty, Marina Mabrey led the way for the Tempo as she recorded 30 points and five assists while Laura Juskaite added 18 points, four rebounds and three assists of her own.
The Tempo will try to grab another victory Tuesday as they face off against the Mystics in a tough home matchup.
Washington enters Tuesday’s contest with an 11-10 record after defeating the Seattle Storm at home Sunday afternoon.
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Shakira Austin led the way for the Mystics in Sunday’s victory as she ended the game with 27 points, five rebounds and three assists while Sonia Citron recorded 19 points, four rebounds and three steals.
While both teams are looking to pick up a victory in Tuesday night’s matchup, one may be without multiple key players due to injuries.
Mystics Injury Report
The Mystics enter Tuesday’s matchup with a healthy roster as they have nobody listed on their injury report.
This is great news for Washington as it tries to pick up a key win on the road and record its 12th victory of the season Tuesday night.
Tempo Injury Report: Will Kiki Rice, Brittney Sykes Play?
The Tempo have three 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 ninth consecutive contest with a left plantar fascia injury while Temi Fagbenle is out due to a concussion as she will be sidelined for the fifth straight game.
Fans can catch Tuesday night’s matchup between the Mystics and Tempo from Toronto at 7 p.m. ET on NBA TV.
