Fever vs. Tempo Prediction, Spread, WNBA Picks – Tuesday, August 18

The Indiana Fever vs. Toronto Tempo game is set to tip off at 7:00 p.m. ET on Tuesday, August 18, televised on ESPN. According to PrizePicks Team Picks, the Fever enter as 10.5-point favorites on the spread and return a 1.56x payout if they win.

The Fever (23-12) sit atop the Eastern Conference after rallying past the Dream in overtime, 95-91, on Sunday. Indiana seeks its fifth consecutive win, making its first trip north of the border.

The Tempo (10-23) look to snap a 10-game skid following an 0-5 road trip. Toronto did manage a pair of underdog covers in the past two losses at Atlanta and Dallas.

Below, we'll break down our Fever vs. Tempo prediction and picks for Tuesday's WNBA game, including the spread, over/under, and key player picks for PrizePicks.

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Fever vs. Tempo Prediction, Spread, Over/Under – Tuesday, August 18

Indiana’s three-game winning streak was on the verge of getting snapped in the final seconds of regulation at Atlanta. However, Dream F Angel Reese missed the game-winning layup to give the Fever life, and Indiana eventually took over for a key 4-point overtime triumph.

The Fever sits atop the East, owning a 1.5-game edge over the Dream and Liberty, who are also on the road tonight. Indiana improved to 10-6 away from Gainbridge Fieldhouse.

In the first matchup between these squads in Indianapolis, the Fever crushed the expansion Tempo 113-91 on June 16 as 8.5-point favorites. Indiana’s trio of Caitlin Clark, Kelsey Mitchell, and Sophie Cunningham all topped the 20-point mark, and the Fever hit 28 of 33 free throws.

Toronto seeks its first victory since July 13, when the Tempo held off the Liberty 93-91 on July 12. Dating back to June 27, the Tempo own a dreadful 1-14 record, the worst mark of any team.

The Tempo hope to get G Brittney Sykes back in the lineup tonight after she missed the last two months with a foot injury. Sykes has averaged 20.1 PPG on the year, highlighted by three efforts of 30+ points.

Fever vs. Tempo Spread, Over/Under – Tuesday, August 18

The Fever enter Tuesday’s game as 10.5-point home favorites against the Tempo, returning a 1.56x payout if they win outright, via PrizePicks Team Picks.

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Fever vs. Tempo Injury Report for Tuesday, August 18

Let’s dive into the full Fever vs. Tempo injury report for Tuesday, August 18, via WNBA.com.

Indiana Fever Injury Report

• C Aliyah Boston (leg) - Probable
• G Caitlin Clark (back) - Probable

Toronto Tempo Injury Report

• G Julie Allemand (thigh) - OUT
• F Maria Conde (calf) - OUT
• F Nyara Sabally (calf) - OUT
• G Brittney Sykes (foot) - Probable

Fever vs. Tempo Prediction on Winner – 8/18/26

Here are the key game stats and trends behind our Fever vs. Tempo prediction on the winner for Tuesday, August 18.

• The Fever lead the league in effective field goal percentage (56.0%) but were held to 48.1% in Sunday’s win in Atlanta.
• In their last three home losses, the Tempo have allowed an average eFG% of 61.5% to the Lynx, Aces, and Dream.
• According to WNBA.com, Toronto has yielded an eFG% of 60% or higher eight times, including 61.6% to Indiana in the first meeting.
• Toronto has yet to cover the spread as a double-digit home underdog in three tries. Since June 13, Indiana is 7-2 against the spread as a 7.5-point favorite or more.
• The Fever have scored at least 95 points in nine of the last 11 games. Toronto has allowed 90+ points in 11 of the past 12.

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Fever vs. Tempo Picks, Player Stats for PrizePicks: 8/18/26

Here are the top Fever vs. Tempo picks to target on Tuesday, August 18. Today’s WNBA picks for PrizePicks include Caitlin Clark and Marina Mabrey.

Fever G Caitlin Clark vs. Tempo: 34.5 Pts + Asts

• Clark has topped this projection in six of the last nine games, capped off by 35 combined points and assists against Atlanta. 
• According to PropsMadness.com, Clark has finished with fewer than 34 PA in 12 of 17 games against teams with a defensive rating of eighth or lower (the Tempo are 15th).
• Clark turned in 21 points and 14 assists in the first meeting with Toronto and had 10 made free throws.
• In the last five road games, the former Iowa star has hit 16 of 37 3-point attempts. Toronto has allowed 38.2% shooting from deep in the last 10 games, tied for second-worst in this span.

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Tempo G Marina Mabrey vs. Fever: 20 Points

• Mabrey averaged 23.5 PPG in the 16 games with Sykes sidelined compared to 17.9 with her backcourt mate in the lineup.
• Since dropping 53 points on the Sparks in late June, Mabrey has scored more than 20 points in just three of the last eight home contests.
• The former Notre Dame standout scored 18 points in 31 minutes in the first game against Indiana. Mabrey put up 26 and 27 points against the Fever last season as a member of the Sun.
• Taking out the 53-point performance, Mabrey is averaging 19.1 PPG in the other 15 home contests.

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Indiana looks to keep rolling tonight against a struggling Toronto squad. Can the Tempo pull off a shocker as a heavy home underdog, or will the Fever stay hot?

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