Las Vegas Aces vs Toronto Tempo Picks and Prediction for Monday, July 20, 2026
The Las Vegas Aces will visit the Toronto Tempo at Coca-Cola Coliseum in Toronto, Ontario, on Monday, July 20, 2026, with tipoff scheduled for 8:00 p.m. ET. The game will be televised on Peacock, NBCSN, TSN, and Vegas 34. Las Vegas enters as a 10.5-point favorite at +100, while Toronto is getting 10.5 points at -120. The Aces are -470 on the moneyline, the Tempo are +360, and the total is set at 182.5 points with -110 odds on either side. ESPN Analytics gives Las Vegas a 67.5% chance of winning compared with 32.5% for Toronto. Be sure to check out our free WNBA Picks.
Las Vegas Brings an Elite Road Record to Toronto
Las Vegas enters this matchup with a 17-7 overall record and an outstanding 10-2 mark on the road. The Aces have won three of their last five games, although they recently lost 109-75 to Indiana. Before that setback, Las Vegas recorded a commanding 106-58 win over Phoenix and an 88-80 road victory over Portland. The Aces also recently lost 84-68 to Indiana after securing a 98-90 overtime win over Chicago.
The Aces are averaging 89.9 points per game while allowing 85.9 points. They are shooting 48% from the field and averaging 34.8 rebounds and 22.4 assists per contest. Las Vegas also produces 5.0 blocks and 7.1 steals per game. Those numbers give the Aces advantages over Toronto in scoring, points allowed, field-goal percentage, rebounding, assists, and blocked shots.
Las Vegas’ most significant statistical strength is its offensive efficiency. The Aces are shooting 48% from the field while scoring nearly 90 points per game. That production could be especially important against a Toronto defense surrendering 92.3 points per contest. The Aces have also displayed a considerable scoring ceiling during their recent schedule, reaching at least 98 points in two of their last five games.
Toronto Searches for a Response on Its Home Court
Toronto comes into Monday’s game with a 10-15 overall record and a 6-9 record at Coca-Cola Coliseum. The Tempo have dropped four of their last five games and recently lost 111-92 to Atlanta. Toronto also recently suffered a 79-62 loss to Washington after earning a narrow 93-91 win over New York. The Tempo’s other two games during this stretch were a 108-95 loss to Dallas and an 83-75 defeat against Golden State.
The Tempo are averaging 88.7 points per game while giving up 92.3 points. Toronto shoots 45% from the field and averages 30.7 rebounds and 20.0 assists. The Tempo also record 3.2 blocks and 7.3 steals per contest. Although Toronto averages only 1.2 fewer points than Las Vegas, it allows 6.4 more points per game and trails the Aces by four percentage points in field-goal accuracy.
Toronto’s defensive production is the primary concern entering this matchup. The Tempo have allowed 108 or more points in two of their last four games, and their season average of 92.3 points allowed is higher than their scoring average. Toronto’s 7.3 steals per game narrowly exceeds Las Vegas’ average, but the Tempo trail the Aces in several other supplied team categories. Toronto will need its offense to keep pace if the game develops around the teams’ season scoring averages.
Las Vegas Aces vs Toronto Tempo Picks and Prediction
Las Vegas Aces vs Toronto Tempo Pick
- Pick: Las Vegas Aces -10.5
Las Vegas is my pick to cover the 10.5-point spread. The Aces own the stronger overall record, the superior road record, and a clear 67.5% advantage in ESPN’s matchup predictor. Las Vegas also scores more points, allows fewer points, shoots a better percentage, and holds advantages in rebounds, assists, and blocks. Toronto has lost four of its last five games, with three of those defeats coming by at least 13 points. The Aces have experienced some uneven recent results, but their statistical advantages and 10-2 road record support laying the points.
Las Vegas Aces vs Toronto Tempo Total Pick
- Pick: Over 182.5
I am taking the over 182.5 because both teams are averaging more than 88 points per game, while Toronto is allowing 92.3 points per contest. Three of Toronto’s last five games finished with at least 183 combined points, including totals of 203 and 203 in its two most recent high-scoring losses. Las Vegas has also participated in games producing 184, 164, and 188 combined points during its last five. With the Aces averaging 89.9 points and the Tempo averaging 88.7, I expect enough offense to push this matchup beyond the posted total.
Final Score Prediction: Las Vegas Aces 99 – Toronto Tempo 88