The Minnesota Lynx W defeated the Toronto Tempo W 100-93, closing out a seven-point victory in a high-scoring matchup. Minnesota’s offense was led by O. Miles, who scored a team-high 24 points, while Kayla McBride added 18 points and Napheesa Collier contributed 15. Natasha Howard also reached double figures with 13 points, giving the Lynx multiple scoring options throughout the game. Minnesota’s perimeter shooting was a major factor, as the Lynx made 14 three-pointers on 25 attempts. That efficiency helped offset Toronto’s strong overall shooting, with the Tempo converting 20 of 38 field-goal attempts. Toronto also held a rebounding edge, 36-31, but Minnesota’s ball movement stood out, finishing with 26 assists. The game remained competitive, with Toronto staying within striking distance behind efficient scoring and solid work on the glass. However, Minnesota’s ability to generate quality looks from beyond the arc and spread production across several key players allowed the Lynx to maintain control late and protect their lead. For Minnesota, the win reinforces the value of balanced scoring and efficient three-point shooting as a formula for success. Toronto can take positives from its shooting efficiency and rebounding advantage, but the Tempo will need to tighten perimeter defense and limit opponent ball movement in future matchups.