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Sophie Cunningham Travels to NYC with Her Mom for Upcoming WNBA Game

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Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham has some special company in her trip to The Big Apple for Saturday's matchup against the New York Liberty. After a bounce-back win for Indiana against the Atlanta Dream, the team will now hit the road for the next two games. The Fever will face the Liberty on Saturday and the Washington Mystics on Monday for their next Commissioner’s Cup assignments.

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“It Was A Momentum Changer”: Angel Reese Earns High Praise From Atlanta HC After Milestone Performance

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On a night where the main storyline was Brittney Griner’s first game against her former side, the Atlanta Dream, Angel Reese decided it was her time to shine and prove to everybody that she’s the worthy replacement for the 10-time WNBA All-Star. As the Connecticut Sun led the game by four points with just a [...]

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“Caitlin Took Always Take Ownership. Stephanie White Never Will”: WNBA Fans Applaud Caitlin Clark For Taking Accountability On Fever’s 6-6 Record

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The Indiana Fever front office is making massive headlines again. They dropped a massive ban on a respected journalist. WNBA Fans are absolutely furious right now. Banning media members is a huge red flag. The sports world is watching this disaster. It is a completely bad look for the growing league. The drama never stops. [...]

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“Everyone Hates Us”: Sophie Cunningham Addresses Fever Becoming a Target After Securing National Coverage for All 44 Games

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‘A rising tide lifts all boats‘ — That was literally one of the first few things said about Caitlin Clark when she joined the Indiana Fever in 2024. With Clarkonomics working its magic, changes did occur, and this season, the Fever will have all 44 games available on broadcast.

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Bonner helps the short-handed Mercury beat the Fire 78-72

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PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — DeWanna Bonner scored a season-high 19 points, Natasha Mack added 16 points and the short-handed Phoenix Mercury beat the Portland Fire 78-72 on Friday night. Phoenix (4-8) was without usual starters Alyssa Thomas (left calf) and Kahleah Copper (left hip) due to injuries. Bonner sank a 3-pointer from the corner with the shot clock winding down to give Phoenix a 64-62 lead. Jovana Nogic made the Mercury's final field goal with 2:46 remaining for a 68-67 lead and they ...

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