Toronto Tempo vs Seattle Storm Final Score & Over/Under Result — Aug 26, 2026

Seattle's 90-78 victory over Toronto came in at 168 combined points, settling well below the 174.5 market total for a comfortable DAGGER pregame UNDER call. The Storm's 12-point margin masked a tightly contested affair that hung in balance through three quarters before Seattle pulled away late.

The first half proved nearly even, with 85 combined points split across two balanced quarters: 42 in Q1 and 43 in Q2, the game's highest-scoring frame. Toronto kept pace early behind Kiki Rice's 24 points, 3 rebounds, and 5 assists, while Isabelle Harrison contributed 17 points and 14 rebounds. Seattle countered through Flau'jae Johnson's 20 points and Jade Melbourne's 16 points, 6 rebounds, and 7 assists. The second half told a different story. Q3 saw the combined pace slow to just 40 points—the quarter's softest output—before Q4 ticked back up to 43. But Seattle's defense stiffened when it mattered most. Dominique Malonga's 18 points and 7 rebounds anchored Seattle's fourth-quarter surge, while Toronto managed just 17 in the final frame. The Storm shot 26 in Q4 to Toronto's 17, the difference that sealed the outcome. The 168 final landed 6.5 points under the number. Toronto's recent form—allowing 95.1 per game over its last 10—aligned with the under thesis, while history suggested low totals: the teams had combined for just 165 and 159 in their two prior meetings this season.