WNBAThe Indiana Fever have put forward Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell as 2026 MVP candidates. Both players are having excellent seasons as the Fever aim for success in the playoffs this year.
WNBAWith Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell in top form, the Indiana Fever are four games away from breaking a WNBA record this season. The league is now on a short break for the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup, which Clark will be competing at.
Caitlin Clark had a prolific month with the Indiana Fever before heading away to compete at the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup. The Fever have secured their place in this season’s WNBA play-offs, and Clark has played a major role.
WNBACaitlin Clark rewrote the record book once more during the Fever's win over the Sun prior to the WNBA's break for the FIBA World Cup.
WNBACurrent WNBA playoff matchups if the first round began now, including a meeting between the Indiana Fever and Atlanta Dream.
The 2026 All-Star voting briefly got caught up in controversy after players’ verdict on Caitlin Clark. The Indiana Fever star was ranked 11th in the players’ vote in the All-Star voting, outraging former players like Candace Parker, who cited ‘insecurity’ as the reason behind players not selecting Clark.
The WNBA’s viewership skyrocketed when Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark entered the league. To date, she is still one of the first names that come to mind when discussing women’s basketball.
WNBAThe Indiana Fever will face important games when the WNBA schedule resumes after the FIBA World Cup break.
WNBAThe Indiana Fever made the announcement about Caitlin Clark on Sunday.
WNBAThe Indiana Fever have already secured their spot in the playoffs, but for Stephanie White, consistency is key if they want to win the title this season, especially with all the teams already locking in their postseason spots having stepped up their game as well. So far, the Fever are tied with the Atlanta Dream [...]
WNBAThe Indiana Fever has been showing its true potential this season thanks to the heroics of Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell, who are leading the way for coach Stephanie White’s side in their quest for the championship this season. However, former Fever insider Scott Agness pointed out a blemish on the Fever organization that’s hiding [...]
USA Basketball sparked heavy backlash across social media after leaving Indiana Fever star Kelsey Mitchell off the 2026 FIBA Women’s World Cup roster. Despite posting elite scoring numbers and leading Indiana’s offense, Mitchell’s exclusion left fans and analysts baffled as replacement options and official selections were announced.
Caitlin Clark is the focus of a shocking WNBA video that had fans immediately calling them out. She has played a main role in the Indiana Fever’s playoff pursuit by averaging 22.5 points per game. Despite Clark’s impressive season, WNBA media has made a major mistake in one of their announcements, but fans don’t think [...]
Makayla Timpson had Caitlin Clark cringe-laughing with her remarks after the Indiana Fever's win over the Connecticut Sun.
An analyst credited the wrong player - fans erupted.
WNBAAs the WNBA enters the FIBA World Cup break, Indiana Fever phenom Caitlin Clark is finally at full health and playing the best basketball of her young career after missing all but 13 games last season due to multiple soft-tissue injuries. Clark’s last game before the pause in action saw her score 34 points and…
WNBACaitlin Clark is putting up MVP numbers this season, but her potential MVP win could create a salary-cap problem for the Indiana Fever. WNBA analyst Rachel DeMita recently discussed the situation on Courtside Club, pointing out that Clark could become eligible for a supermax contract if she wins MVP under the new CBA.
WNBAAngel Reese and the Atlanta Dream's win over the Minnesota Lynx dropped the Indiana Fever to fifth in the WNBA playoff race entering the FIBA break.
Indiana Fever star Kelsey Mitchell has the chance to score more points than anyone ever has in a WNBA season.
Caitlin Clark has firmly established herself as a WNBA MVP candidate. The Indiana Fever's latest post further supports that.