Indiana Fever

It won’t be surprising to say that there is no love lost between the Indiana Fever fans and Phoenix Mercury’s DeWanna Bonner. It won’t be shocking that June 22, the first meeting between the two teams this season, was probably circled on everyone’s calendar.

It seems wherever the Fever are playing, there is bound to be drama. Although the Indiana Fever did get the best of the Phoenix Mercury, Kelsey Mitchell did bear the brunt of it.

Calling the technical foul "ridiculous," the Fever's Caitlin Clark earned her 5th on Monday night, inching closer to an 8th and automatic suspension.

Caitlin Clark once again found herself at the center of another officiating firestorm on Monday night at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. The Indiana Fever overcame a 13-point first-quarter (6-19) deficit with a roaring 35-point second-quarter explosion to tie it up by halftime, 41-41.

Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream are on fire right now amid their four-game winning streak. In their last four games, the Dream have won by an average of 14.0 points. During that span, Atlanta beat the Indiana Fever and Reese’s rival, Caitlin Clark, twice.

At a time when the Indiana Fever are still searching for consistency, the pressure on Caitlin Clark to perform at an exceptional level is mounting even more. On Monday, fans witnessed a scene which appears to confirm that Clark has finally turned on the switch.

Late Monday night, the floor at Gainbridge Fieldhouse turned into a small claims court. Caitlin Clark looped past a teammate and an opponent, exchanging very unfriendly words at very close range. The Indiana Fever star stopped, pivoted and clapped four times, also at close range. One referee decided it was worth a technical foul. Clark decided that was a stupid decision. “Ridiculous,” actually, is the word Clark used when she later relitigated her fifth tech of the year, putting her within three

The Indiana Fever’s Monday night win over the Phoenix Mercury got chippy in the fourth quarter, with Fever star Caitlin Clark and Mercury veteran DeWana Bonner getting into an altercation that led to technicals being assessed to multiple players on both teams. Clark was one of the players hit with a tech, her fifth of…

The 2026-2027 WNBA season has been a turning point for the league. Teams like the Indiana Fever and Dallas Wings are establishing strong identities and sitting atop the standings. Meanwhile, the teams of yesteryear, such as the Seattle Storm and Connecticut Sun, have fallen to the bottom of the standings. The league has seen a […] The post How the Minnesota Lynx constructed their blazing hot start appeared first on The Lead.

Fever guard Caitlin Clark will be furious that the WNBA will not rescind her technical foul for clapping against the Mercury.

Hoops 360 host Caroline Fenton and women’s basketball writer Cassandra Negley break down the heated on-court scuffle between the Indiana Fever and Phoenix Mercury. Did Caitlin Clark deserve her fifth technical foul of the season? And what should fans make of the flurry of technicals assessed to several star players during the tense matchup?

Hoops 360 host Caroline Fenton and women’s basketball writer Cassandra Negley break down the heated on-court scuffle between the Indiana Fever and Phoenix Mercury. Did Caitlin Clark deserve her fifth technical foul of the season? And what should fans make of the flurry of technicals assessed to several star players during the tense matchup?

The WNBA is being accused of mistreating Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark. During the Fever's win over the Phoenix Mercury on Monday night, Clark was assessed a technical foul for clapping on the court. This came after she had a heated altercation with Mercury forward DeWanna Bonner. “It’s ...

There were high-profile omissions to a post recognizing 30 seasons of WNBA basketball, including the Fever's record-breaking star.

Phoenix Mercury coach Nate Tibbetts called out the WNBA and defended his star player, Alyssa Thomas, ahead of the team's matchup against the Toronto Tempo on Saturday, days after Thomas was suspended for a play involving Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark.

The WNBA is turning 30 years old this year. The women's basketball league, which launched 30 years ago, is celebrating three decades of ball in several different ways. One of them is a special WNBA 30th Anniversary poster, which went on-sale this week. "Bring a piece of WNBA history home. 🏀 ...

The Indiana Fever and Phoenix Mercury rematch on Wednesday night boiled over as a physical matchup featured a highly controversial moment, and Fever star Caitlin Clark was on the receiving end of it. The stage was set for another gritty game after Monday’s tense meeting between the two teams, which featured 6 technical fouls and 1 ejection, with the Fever eventually coming out with an 86-77 win.

Fever coach Stephanie White ripped the officials for not calling what she called two "cheap shots" against star guard Caitlin Clark in Wednesday's loss to the Mercury, saying the plays were "egregious."

Caitlin Clark left the Indiana Fever game against the Phoenix Mercury with a back issue and was ruled out before the fourth quarter got underway.

Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White criticises referees for their "egregious" and "utterly disrespectful" officiating around star player Caitlin Clark.