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After leading the Fever to an 89-78 win over the Storm with another double-double, Caitlin Clark reflected on her efficient performance.

The Indiana Fever finally gave their fans something to celebrate after defeating the Seattle Storm 89-78 on Sunday afternoon. But while the win itself grabbed a lot of headlines, one unexpected Sophie Cunningham moment somehow became one of the biggest talking points from the game.

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The Indiana Fever finally gave their fans something to celebrate after securing their first home win of the 2026 season against the Seattle Storm. But even in the 89-78 victory, one late-game moment has left everyone concerned.

INDIANAPOLIS — It took three tries, but the Indiana Fever finally secured their first home victory of the season after defeating the Seattle Storm 89-78 on Sunday. Fever superstar Caitlin Clark led the way with a game-high 21 points, while teammates Kelsey Mitchell and Sophie Cunningham chipped in with 17 points apiece. The Fever are now 2-2, and the Storm fell to 1-3. Both teams were shorthanded, as Indiana star Aliyah Boston missed her first WNBA game due to a lower right leg injury, and Storm

Just when everyone thought the Indiana Fever had finally moved on from their heartbreaking overtime loss against the Washington Mystics, Caitlin Clark found herself trending once again. Only this time, it had nothing to do with her deep three-pointers or late-game heroics.

Caitlin Clark scored 21 points and had 10 assists and seven rebounds to lead the Indiana Fever to an 89-78 win over the Seattle Storm on Sunday night. It was Clark's 11th game with at least 20 points and 10 assists, the most in WNBA history. Kelsey Mitchell and reserve Sophie Cunningham added 17 points apiece for Indiana (2-2), which won its first at home after two losses.

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Boston's absence ends a streak of 265 consecutive games played dating back to her four years in college at South Carolina.

Both the Indiana Fever and Seattle Storm may be without multiple key players in Sunday night's matchup.

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Fever star Aliyah Boston will miss a game for the first time in eight years after she was ruled out of Sunday’s matchup against the Seattle Storm with a lower right leg injury. The team announced Boston’s absence roughly two hours before tip-off, ending her streak of 275 straight games played between her pro and college careers. Boston suffered the lower-leg injury in Friday’s loss to the Washington Mystics. She exited in the third quarter, finishing with nine points and f

The Seattle Storm and Indiana Fever meet Sunday afternoon at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in one of the WNBA’s biggest early-season matchups, with Caitlin Clark and Indiana trying to bounce back against a veteran Seattle roster built around championship experience. MORE: Stephen…

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