Aces Dominate Toronto, Eyeing Mystics Clash

The Las Vegas Aces returned to the court on Monday night, securing a commanding 109-83 win against the Toronto Tempo. This victory propelled the Aces back into the No. 2 position in the Western Conference standings. Currently, the Aces hold an 18-7 record for the season, ranking highly in offensive and net ratings within the WNBA.

Their next game is scheduled for Wednesday against the Washington Mystics, marking the final contest before the WNBA All-Star break. The Mystics have been performing strongly, recently ending the Golden State Valkyries' nine-game winning streak. Washington has now surpassed a .500 record and occupies the eighth playoff spot.

Washington's success is largely attributed to their defense, which ranks third in the league. In contrast, the Aces are known for their potent offense. Despite the Mystics' defensive prowess and home-court advantage, oddsmakers have positioned them as underdogs against the Aces, who have demonstrated exceptional performance on the road with an 11-2 record.

This game represents the first meeting between the two teams in the 2026 season. While Washington's defense might keep the game competitive, the Aces' overall strength, especially their road performance and offensive capabilities, suggests they are poised for another victory. The Aces aim to conclude the first half of the season on a high note, building on their recent dominant performance.