Where to Watch Las Vegas Aces vs Toronto Tempo: NBCSN and Peacock Lineup with Zora Stephenson, Sarah Kustok & Sue Bird
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Where to Watch Las Vegas Aces vs Toronto Tempo: NBCSN and Peacock Lineup with Zora Stephenson, Sarah Kustok & Sue Bird
The highly anticipated WNBA Regular Season clash between the reigning champions Las Vegas Aces and the emerging Toronto Tempo will be broadcast live on NBC Sports Network (NBCSN) and streamed exclusively on Peacock in the United States, with the game kicking off at 01:00 UK time on Tuesday, 21 July 2026 [1][3]. American viewers can access the match via NBCSN or the streaming platform Peacock, while British fans should note this is a US-centric broadcast with no direct Sky Sports coverage listed for this specific Monday fixture [1][6].
The broadcast team is led by presenter LaChina Robinson, known for her decades of pioneering work in women’s basketball journalism and her role as a flagship voice for the WNBA [7]. The play-by-play duties fall to main commentator Zora Stephenson, who previously handled play-by-play alongside analyst Sarah Kustok during NBC’s prime-time WNBA debut on 12 July 2026 [7]. Joining them as co-commentator is Sarah Kustok, a former NBA player and current analyst renowned for her sharp tactical breakdowns and her tenure as a reporter for the Golden State Warriors [7][9].
In the studio analysis segment, the broadcast features two legendary Hall of Famers: Sue Bird and Cheryl Miller. Sue Bird, the four-time WNBA champion and all-time leader in assists, brings an unparalleled understanding of team dynamics from her playing career at the University of Connecticut and with the Seattle Storm [7][9]. Cheryl Miller, a transformative figure in women’s basketball history who coached the PGA’s Los Angeles Sparks and served as an executive for the Phoenix Mercury, offers historic context and strategic insight [7][9]. These two pundits will provide on-site studio analysis, a format NBC adopted for their Sunday Night Basketball debut rather than broadcasting from their Stamford headquarters [7].
Courtside reporting is handled by Ashley ShahAhmadi, who has established herself as a key reporter for NBC Sports, covering major events including the WNBA’s increased national television presence [7]. The game itself sees the Las Vegas Aces, currently sitting at 17 wins and 6 losses, visiting the Toronto Tempo, who have a record of 9 wins and 13 losses, at the Coca-Cola Coliseum in Toronto, Ontario [3]. This matchup is part of NBC Sports’ complete 2026 WNBA regular-season slate, which includes 22 regular-season games across NBC, Peacock, and NBCSN [1].
For viewers without a traditional cable subscription, streaming is available through providers such as DirecTV Stream, Sling TV, YouTube TV, or Hulu + Live TV, which carry NBCSN and Peacock content [6]. If NBC is not available through your local provider, all NBC games are accessible via Peacock, the league’s dedicated streaming partner for national broadcasts [2][6]. The 2026 season runs 44 games from May through late September, with the All-Star Game scheduled for 25 July at Chicago’s United Center [10]. For more details on the Toronto Tempo’s roster and season performance, fans can visit the official WNBA team page. This broadcast represents a significant moment for the Toronto Tempo as they face the defending champions in a fixture that highlights the league’s growing international footprint and NBC’s expanded investment in women’s basketball [1][2].
Article generated: 20 July 2026, 13:10 GMT