Toronto Tempo vs Connecticut Sun Picks and Prediction for Friday June 19 2026

By: Kim Smith Published 06/19/2026, 01:10 AM ET

The Toronto Tempo and Connecticut Sun meet at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut, on Friday, June 19, 2026. Tip-off is scheduled for 7:30 PM, and the game will be televised on WNBA League Pass and NBC Sports BO. Toronto enters the contest with a 7-8 record, while Connecticut comes in at 2-14. The Tempo are listed as 1.5-point favorites with a moneyline of -118, while the Sun are listed at -102. The total is set at 167.5 points. Be sure to check out our free WNBA picks.

Toronto Looking to Get Back on Track

The Tempo enter Friday's matchup with a 7-8 overall record and a 3-5 mark on the road. Toronto has dropped three consecutive games, recently losing to Indiana by a 113-91 score, Atlanta by a 102-77 margin, and Washington by an 86-85 final. Prior to that stretch, the Tempo picked up victories over Connecticut in overtime and Chicago by a 17-point margin.

Toronto has averaged 88.8 points per game while allowing 91.3 points per contest. The Tempo have shot 44% from the field and averaged 30.5 rebounds and 18.9 assists per game. Defensively, they have contributed 3.3 blocks and 8.7 steals per contest.

The biggest strength for Toronto is its offensive production. The Tempo are averaging 88.8 points per game, more than ten points higher than Connecticut's average. Their ability to generate offense has helped them remain competitive despite allowing more than 91 points per game.

Connecticut Hoping to End a Difficult Slide

The Sun enter the game with a 2-14 overall record and a 1-6 home record. Connecticut has lost five straight games, recently falling to Washington, Indiana, Toronto, New York, and Chicago. Four of those losses were by single-digit margins, including the overtime defeat against Toronto earlier this month.

Connecticut is averaging 78.1 points per game while allowing 89.1 points per contest. The Sun have shot 42% from the field and averaged 33.1 rebounds and 18.6 assists per game. Defensively, they have recorded 4.1 blocks and 7.9 steals per game.

One area where Connecticut has struggled is offensive consistency. The Sun are averaging just 78.1 points per game, which is significantly lower than Toronto's scoring average. While Connecticut has been competitive in several recent games, generating enough offense has often been a challenge.