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Inaugural Season — May 2026
Canada's first WNBA franchise. Marina Mabrey is the franchise cornerstone at $1.4M. The roster is taking shape through free agency. This is where we track every move, every number, and every step of Year 1.
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14
Players
567
Team TPV
$1.4M
Mabrey Tag
7,854
Capacity
Updated through free agency — 14 players signed
Listed Out with shoulder injury on the official report. Expected return 2026-05-17.
Listed Out with hand injury on the official report. Expected return 2026-05-17.
Kliundikova will not play for the Tempo in 2026, remaining overseas with UMMC Yekaterinburg. Toronto extended a reserved qualifying offer and retains her WNBA rights.
Mabrey missed both Tempo preseason games with a back injury. Listed as questionable for opening night against Washington.
Nurse becomes the Tempo's first Canadian player. Three-time Olympian signs a one-year deal to play at home.
Fagbenle signs a one-year, $1 million deal. Veteran center adds frontcourt size alongside Kliundikova.
Harrison adds veteran frontcourt depth to the Tempo's expansion roster.
Rice goes No. 6 to Toronto. The Tempo's first-ever draft pick is a UCLA guard who can play both backcourt spots.
Veteran guard adds perimeter defense and backcourt depth alongside Mabrey. Toronto's first major FA signing.
Allemand signs a multi-year deal with Toronto. Belgian guard locks in as part of the Tempo's backcourt rotation.
Toronto's first franchise tag. Mabrey locked in at $1.4M supermax as the Tempo's franchise cornerstone.
Opening Night
May 8, 2026 vs Washington Mystics. 7:30 PM ET at Coca-Cola Coliseum. The Tempo Report newsletter launches the same week.
Season
44 regular season games. 22 home games across four Canadian venues.
15
Coca-Cola Coliseum
Toronto
3
Scotiabank Arena
Toronto
2
Bell Centre
Montreal
2
Rogers Arena
Vancouver
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