Does Connecticut's Slide Continue? Toronto Tempo vs Connecticut Sun Prediction | June 11, 2026
Toronto Tempo
Connecticut Sun
One of the WNBA games on June 11 will take place at Coca-Cola Coliseum, where Toronto Tempo host Connecticut Sun. The teams enter this matchup in completely different form, with Toronto pushing toward the top of the Eastern Conference while Connecticut continues to search for consistency near the bottom of the standings.
Match Preview
Toronto Tempo have quietly become one of the league's most dangerous offensive teams. The Canadian franchise has won three of its last four games, with the only defeat during that stretch coming against New York Liberty. They responded well to that setback by defeating Chicago Sky 85-68 at home.
Brittney Sykes led the way with 25 points and 7 rebounds in that victory, while Niara Sabally added 15 points and 6 rebounds. Isabelle Harrison also contributed 14 points and 6 boards. Toronto enters this matchup with a 6-5 record, good enough for third place in the Eastern Conference.
The offensive numbers are particularly impressive. Tempo average 88.5 points per game, the fifth-best mark in the WNBA, while their Offensive Rating of 109.2 ranks among the league leaders. Toronto also excels from the free-throw line, ranking second in the league at 85.0%, and sits among the top teams in three-pointers made.
At home, the Tempo have won three of their last four games and continue to play with confidence in front of their fans.
Connecticut Sun arrive in a much different situation. The team has lost six of its last seven games and enters this contest on a three-game losing streak. Their latest defeat came against New York Liberty, 80-89, despite solid performances from Aliyah Edwards and Olivia Nelson-Ododa, who each scored 15 points.
The Sun sit last in the Eastern Conference with a 2-11 record and have struggled badly away from home, winning just one of eight road games this season.
Offensively, Connecticut ranks among the weakest teams in the league, averaging only 76.2 points per game. Their defense has not been much better, allowing 88.1 points per contest, one of the worst marks in the WNBA. The situation could become even more difficult if Brittney Griner and Aneesah Morrow remain unavailable, as both are key contributors on both ends of the floor.
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Key Trends
- Toronto have won 3 of their last 4 games.
- Toronto rank 5th in the WNBA in scoring (88.5 PPG).
- Toronto own a top-five Offensive Rating (109.2).
- Connecticut have lost 6 of their last 7 games.
- Connecticut have won only 1 of 8 road games this season.
- Connecticut average just 76.2 points per game.
- The Sun allow 88.1 points per game this season.
Prediction
Toronto enter this matchup with significantly more momentum and a much stronger offensive profile. The Tempo continue to score efficiently, rank among the league leaders in offensive metrics, and have been particularly effective at home. Connecticut, meanwhile, has struggled throughout the season, especially on the road. The Sun own one of the league's weakest offenses, have lost six of their last seven games, and could once again be without important rotation players. Given Toronto's current form, home-court advantage, and Connecticut's ongoing problems away from home, the hosts should be able to control the game and create enough separation to cover a moderate spread. Recommended Bet: Toronto Tempo Asian Handicap -6
