Toronto Stops Sun's 14-Game Home Streak, Seattle's Bench Fuels Win Over Sparks

The WNBA’s first week of June delivered a pair of tightly contested matchups, with Toronto’s first-ever win over Connecticut and Seattle’s late-game poise stealing the spotlight.

Toronto Tempo 106, Connecticut Sun 102

The Tempo secured a significant victory against the Sun, ending their home game winning streak. Connecticut struggled to contain Toronto’s perimeter attack, which was effective from beyond the arc. Toronto’s 24-year-old guard, Ayo Dosunmu, led the charge with a career-high 29 points, including the go-ahead three-pointer with 1:12 remaining. Jasmine Thomas of the Sun had a challenging game, contributing fewer points than usual.

Seattle Storm 83, Los Angeles Sparks 88

In a competitive match, the Storm’s depth and experience played a crucial role. Seattle’s bench made notable contributions, outscoring LA’s reserves. The Sparks star Chelsea Gray faced challenges against Seattle’s defensive strategy, resulting in a difficult game for her.

What’s Next?

Thursday’s games include matchups such as the Chicago Sky against the Indiana Fever and the Phoenix Mercury facing the Dallas Wings. These upcoming games will be important as teams look to establish themselves early in the season. For now, Toronto’s breakthrough win and Seattle’s resilience remind us that every game in June is vital and competitive.