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The Indiana Fever and the Chicago Sky game last Saturday posted one of the highest ESPN viewership numbers for a WNBA game.

Former NBA journeyman C.J. Watson is part of a small group of players who found success after going undrafted. The Las Vegas native played 600 regular-season games and 48 postseason contests from 2007 to 2017, appearing for the Golden State Warriors, Chicago Bulls, Brooklyn Nets, Indiana Pacers and Orlando Magic. However, Watson is now a […] The post Exclusive: Former undrafted NBA vet-turned author dishes on rejection, perseverance appeared first on ClutchPoints.

On Monday, following the Indiana Fever’s practice, head coach Stephanie White addressed the latest fine issued by the WNBA after she received a technical foul during the game against the Chicago Sky. For those who didn't have a chance to watch the game or the highlights, Fever guard Caitlin Clark ...

DiJonai Carrington says she never claimed that the assessment of a Flagrant 2 foul on her in a game vs. the Fever was the result of white privilege.

More Pistons fans will be able to watch their team next season without paying for a streaming service. That seems like a pretty good idea. The Pistons are expanding their over-the-air television reach into Grand Rapids for the 2026-27 season, according to Coty M. Davis of The Detroit News. Games will air for free on […] The post Pistons expand free TV broadcasts as Cavs, Pacers and others await new deals appeared first on Hoops Wire.

How to watch Caitlin Clark when the Indiana Fever play the New York Liberty on Tuesday.

Indiana Fever star guard Caitlin Clark is tracking for even more WNBA history this season.

The WNBA's officiating crews are facing scrutiny as a new video appears to show a clear "double standard" with calls made during Saturday's Indiana Fever vs. Chicago Sky game. Chicago Sky guard Natasha Cloud appeared to bump into a female referee during the regular season game. Cloud, a longtime ...

Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White joked that she wants her money back.

She got hit, bled, then danced away.

Indiana Fever teammates Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham have been involved in two of the WNBA’s most closely scrutinized physical plays this season. In June, Clark was struck in the throat by Phoenix Mercury star Alyssa Thomas, an incident that drew the attention of 11 Republican members of Congress.

Jeff Teague had the same reaction that probably every person on the planet had upon hearing Monta Ellis’ claim. Ellis, the former high-scoring Golden State Warriors guard, controversially declared on Sunday that the Warriors would’ve had the same success had he replaced Steph Curry. Teague, Ellis’ teammate with the Indiana Pacers in 2016-2017 wasn’t exactly buying it....

About 3 ½ weeks ago, the Liberty got rocked by the Indiana Fever, who were playing on the second night of a back-to-back.

The surging New York Liberty will face Indiana on Tuesday night in a marquee WNBA matchup that will see the Fever at full strength after the league rescinded a technical foul against Caitlin Clark that would have kept her out. Clark picked up her eighth technical of the season on Saturday, the number that triggers a one-game suspension, but league officials quickly rescinded it. New York has won four straight games and seven of its last eight thanks to strong play from its top three players B...

Teaser: Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham is reportedly shopping a tell-all book as her growing popularity and controversial public comments continue to place her in the WNBA spotlight.

The Indiana Fever have once again become the biggest topic in the WNBA. However, this time around, the conversation hasn’t focused solely on their on-court exploits.

WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert is speaking out on the Sophie Cunningham saga. Cunningham, who is in her second year with the Indiana Fever, told ESPN that she is 100 percent against transgender athletes in women's sports. She told ESPN that she wants to “protect young girls in the locker room” ...

The discussion after Saturday’s game between the Indiana Fever and the Chicago Sky has centered heavily on the first-quarter flagrant foul incident. Now, WNBA legends Sue Bird and Cheryl Miller have weighed in on this issue, too.

Two-time WNBA champion joins Caitlin Clark, Aliyah Boston and Kelsey Mitchell on Indiana Fever’s roster.

After a disappointing loss to the Indiana Fever, the Chicago Sky will enter their next game shorthanded.