The Minnesota Lynx continued their dominant run, securing a 104-72 victory over the Toronto Tempo on Thursday at Scotiabank Arena.
This win extends their streak to nine games.
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Courtney Williams, Olivia Miles, and Napheesa Collier each scored 16 points, leading the WNBA's top-ranked Lynx (24-6) to a decisive win.
The Tempo (10-18) suffered their fifth straight loss.
After trailing early in the first quarter, Minnesota rallied to take a 50-41 lead at halftime.
They widened the gap to 81-55 by the end of the third quarter.
The Lynx forced 24 turnovers from Toronto, converting them into 31 points, while committing only 10 turnovers themselves.
Collier, making her second appearance after returning from a four-month ankle injury, recorded a double-double with points and rebounds.
"It was great to contribute after being out for so long," she said.
Williams and Miles also had strong outings.
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Miles, the second overall pick in the 2026 WNBA draft, scored efficiently despite not recording an assist for the first time in her career.
"We played as a team and maintained pressure throughout the game," Williams said.
Kayla McBride added 13 points, while Dorka Juhasz and Natasha Howard contributed 12 and 9 points, respectively. Howard also added defensive stats.
For Toronto, Laura Juskaite and Marina Mabrey led with 19 and 16 points, but the Tempo struggled with injuries and lineup changes.
They have used 13 different starting lineups this season.
"Injuries have really challenged us this season," the Toronto coach noted.
Despite the loss, Toronto fans gave a warm ovation to Brittney Sykes, who missed her 13th game due to a foot injury.
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The Lynx will host the Indiana Fever on Sunday, while the Tempo begin a five-game road trip starting with the Golden State Valkyries.
