Caitlin Clark

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.

During Friday night’s showdown between the Indiana Fever and the Washington Mystics, the WNBA’s official scorebook appeared to short Caitlin Clark two assists, robbing her of what should have been a double-double. Clark put up 32 points in the 104-102 overtime loss to the Mystics as well as eight assists and four rebounds. However, video…

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.

Clark is in a groove on the court at the moment.

Caitlin Clark is the biggest name and face in the WNBA right now, but you wouldn’t know that from a recent WNBA advertising graphic. Sunday featured a few high-profile games and matchups between some of the league’s most high-profile players with A’Ja Wilson and the Las Vegas Aces taking on Angel Reese in the Atlanta…

How to watch Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever play the Seattle Storm on Sunday.

Caitlin Clark is back on the hardwood after missing all but 13 games last season with nagging soft tissue injuries. Clark has been effective in her return, although she’s clearly shaking off some rust, evidenced by her recent dip in efficiency from the three-point line. Still, it’s hard to argue there’s a bigger star in…

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…

The Indiana Fever reached a historic milestone off the court, and Caitlin Clark immediately made it clear she is already thinking bigger.

Even Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark loved the video and called the photographer "goated."

It’s a week into the 2026 WNBA season, and the questions are already beginning to mount. Can the Las Vegas Aces win a third title in four years? Will the New York Liberty superteam flex its muscles? How about the new tandems forming with Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever, or Paige Bueckers, Azzi Fudd, and the retooled Dallas Wings? History tells its own tale, the one that ends in champagne and ticker tape parades.

It looks like Indiana Fever stars Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston are collaborating on an off-court project.

Caitlin Clark authored another WNBA first during the Indiana Fever's opening three games.

The Indiana Fever may have walked away from Friday night with another heartbreaking loss, but most fans left the game talking about Caitlin Clark’s heroics and Aliyah Boston’s injury scare. However, amid all that, one quiet Kelsey Mitchell observation has now started raising concerns.

Here's everything you need to know about Fever vs. Storm, including TV channel and streaming options for the WNBA matchup.

On Friday night, Caitlin Clark finally looked like herself against the Washington Mystics as she almost single-handedly kept the Indiana Fever alive. In what turned into one of the wildest games of the 2026 WNBA season so far, Clark delivered a massive performance with 32 points, 8 assists, and 7 made three-pointers, and nearly dragged Indiana to victory.

Okay, the Stephanie White hate has got to go.

Fever coach Stephanie White failed to acknowledge Caitlin Clark's fourth-quarter heroics after the loss to the Washington Mystics.

Despite a heroic effort from Caitlin Clark, the Indiana Fever suffered a 104-102 loss to the Washington Mystics in overtime Friday night. Clark finished Friday's game with 32 points, eight assists and four rebounds. Although the former No. 1 pick has struggled from the 3-point line this season, she ...