The Minnesota Lynx W delivered a dominant 100-72 victory over the Toronto Tempo W, winning by 28 points in a one-sided result. Minnesota controlled the game with efficient offense, strong ball movement and a clear edge on the glass, creating separation and maintaining it through the final buzzer. Minnesota’s efficiency was the defining factor. The Lynx shot 28-of-45 from the field, a 62.0% mark, and added 10 made three-pointers while recording 24 assists. Kayla McBride Renae and Natasha Howard led the scoring effort with 13 points apiece, while N. Coffey contributed 8 points as part of a balanced Minnesota performance. Toronto struggled to keep pace offensively despite generating looks from beyond the arc. The Tempo shot 12-of-30 from the field and attempted 41 three-pointers, making 12, but they were unable to match Minnesota’s overall scoring efficiency or rebounding presence. Minnesota finished with a 46-25 rebounding advantage, giving the Lynx more control of possessions and limiting Toronto’s ability to mount a sustained comeback. Going forward, Minnesota can take confidence from a complete team performance built on shooting accuracy, passing and rebounding. Toronto, meanwhile, will need to improve interior scoring, defensive resistance and rebounding consistency after being outplayed in several key statistical categories.