First WNBA midseason trade is a big win for Toronto Tempo

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Toronto Tempo looking to make move before the trade deadline. It would be a WNBA first  Toronto Star

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The Toronto Tempo resume their season with a stop in Minneapolis against the league-leading Minnesota Lynx on Tuesday night. Here’s what you need to know about the Tempo when they return from the WNBA all-star break.

The Toronto Tempo arrived in the WNBA this season with record-breaking attendance, a 53-point single-game performance from a star player, and the weight of being the league’s newest franchise. As the season pauses for All-Star Weekend, team president Teresa Resch takes stock of what she’s built, what’s surprised her, a