Sandy Brondello praises Paige Bueckers as generational talent ahead of Wings matchup
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 6, 2026, 12:06 AM
Last updated Jul 6, 2026
Before the Toronto Tempo faces the Dallas Wings on July 5, head coach Sandy Brondello lauded Paige Bueckers, calling her a 'generational talent.' Bueckers, contributing significantly to the Tempo’s 12-8 record, led the team with 25 points in a recent 86-83 victory over the Connecticut Sun. She also handles increased responsibilities due to injuries among her teammates, including Odyssey Sims. Brondello emphasized Bueckers' ability to make crucial shots in clutch situations, illustrating her impact on the game as the Tempo prepares for their next competition.
- •Toronto Tempo holds a 12-8 record this season.
- •Bueckers scored 25 points in the last game against the Sun.
- •Odyssey Sims is sidelined with a left ankle injury.
- •Arike Ogunbowale has struggled offensively in recent games.
- •The Tempo's next game is against the Dallas Wings.
- 12:06 AMYahoo Sports — Sandy Brondello Hails Paige Bueckers as a ‘Generational Talent’ While Highlighting Wings Star’s Elite Shot Making Skills
"Toronto Tempo’s head coach, Sandy Brondello, had nothing but praise for Paige Bueckers before the team’s next game against the Dallas Wings on Sunday, July 5. The superstar has helped the team to a 12-8 record.
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