Los Angeles at Toronto

Marina Mabrey put up 37 points and tied the WNBA single-game record with nine three-pointers in Toronto's win over Connecticut last week, and while that kind of night won't be repeated on demand, it confirmed that the Tempo's primary weapon is playing as well as anyone in the league right now. Toronto has been navigating real injury losses on the perimeter all month, with Brittney Sykes and Kiki Rice both sidelined, and their 8-9 record reflects that. But they've stayed competitive at home with Mabrey carrying the offensive load, and tonight they host a Sparks team that is 8-8 on the road and put up just 58 points in a blowout loss to Golden State nine days ago. The Sparks are physical and capable, but they've struggled to sustain offensive output in recent outings. At this posted price, the market is calling this essentially even. The professional money has landed on the home side tonight. Side with the Tempo.