Seattle Storm vs Toronto Tempo Final Score & Over/Under Result — May 30, 2026

Natisha Hiedeman's 18 points and 7 assists kept Seattle competitive, but it wasn't enough to overcome Toronto's balanced scoring attack in a game that settled well below the market total. The Storm managed just 72 points, their lowest offensive output in recent memory, while the Tempo pulled away to 93 in a contest that finished at 165 combined—5.5 points shy of the 170.5 pregame line. DAGGER leaned under, and it cashed.

The first half revealed little separation: combined scoring hit 73 through two quarters, with Seattle's 23-point second quarter providing a brief spark before Toronto's defense tightened. The third quarter proved decisive—a 53-point combined explosion saw Toronto seize control with 33 points to Seattle's 20, establishing a cushion the Storm never threatened to close. Marina Mabrey (18 pts, 4 ast) and Kiki Rice (17 pts, 6 reb) anchored the Tempo's offensive balance, while Brittney Sykes added 15 points. Jordan Horston (15 pts, 4 reb) and Jade Melbourne (8 pts, 4 ast) provided secondary contributions for Seattle, but the Storm's 16-point fourth quarter sealed a decisive defeat.

The total's shortfall aligned with Seattle's season-long offensive struggles (80.0 ppg over the last 10 games) against a Tempo defense allowing just 88.5 per game—a matchup that rewarded under bettors despite Toronto's solid 85.7-point recent average.