Indiana Fever

The Fever have a chance to right the ship on Friday night.

Three major things have held Stephanie White’s Indiana Fever back this season: turnovers, defensive lapses, and fouling. John Gliva highlighted those three issues on Wednesday’s episode of The Ride With JMV podcast in the wake of the team’s 88-75 loss to the Golden State Valkyries.

With two of the league’s best offensive players, Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell, on their team, the Fever have found themselves caught in a dilemma that has contributed to their roller-coaster ride so far. Now, with Clark being listed as probable on the injury report for the 16th time this season as per The Athletic’s James Boyd and the second half of the 2026 season just around the corner, WNBA legend Cynthia Cooper believes they can no longer afford to leave those roles undefined.

The Indiana Fever lost 88-75 to the Indiana Fever on Wednesday night. As has become the norm after every Fever game, the discourse on the game has been less about the basketball that was being played and instead focused on one incident concerning Fever star Caitlin Clark. Clark let a game official hear it after…

Now, the Fever will continue their four-game homestand with a battle against the Seattle Storm on Friday night. Clark struggled to get things going throughout the game, finishing with 13 points on 4-of-14 shooting, three rebounds, six assists and four turnovers, while Kelsey Mitchell added a game-high 20 points.

Many Indiana Fever fans have been wondering how the team will handle Caitlin Clark’s situation on the court.The Fever are about to have back-to-back home games on Friday and Saturday. They will start with a showdown against the Seattle Storm, then face the New York Liberty the next day.Clark missed some time late in June […] The post Fever Injury Report Including Caitlin Clark Adds New Twist appeared first on HEAVY.

Interesting news here.

Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever remain a hit, drawing a record TV audience during its July 12 date at the Las Vegas Aces.

Dave Portnoy defends Caitlin Clark after Kareem Abdul-Jabbar argued the "face of the WNBA" label disrespects the players who came before her.

The Fever vs. Aces game on July 12th set some massive WNBA viewership records not seen since the year 2000.

Indiana Fever guard Kelsey Mitchell has embraced her role as a steadying influence this season and the team has benefited. After a 4-4 start, Mitchell calmly challenged teammates to improve defensively, put a higher priority on attention to detail and maintain their perspective for the long haul of the season. It worked, and now the four-time All-Star also has been a key player in the midseason turnaround that has Indiana re-emerging as a WNBA title contender.

The Indiana Fever began their four-game homestand on Wednesday with a tough loss to the Golden State Valkyries.It was another challenging game for the Fever, with Caitlin Clark being part of another controversial non-call in the second quarter. Clark got into the face of the referee, which showed her frustration with how she was being […] The post Stephanie White Sends Message to Referees After Another Caitlin Clark Incident appeared first on HEAVY.

Clark has a supporter in the iconic broadcaster.

Sophie Cunningham pinpointed where the Indiana Fever struggled offensively in their July 15 loss to the Golden State Valkyries.

No Indiana Fever fan, player, or coach felt particularly good about what happened with star guard Caitlin Clark in their 88-75 loss to the Golden State Valkyries on Wednesday night.Clark finished the contest with 13 points, 6 assists, 4 turnovers, 3 rebounds, 1 steal, and 1 block. Her poor shooting was a problem as well, […] The post Fever Coach Points Out Caitlin Clark Trend She Doesn’t Like appeared first on HEAVY.

Indiana Fever point guard Caitlin Clark is, without a doubt, the biggest draw in the WNBA. Since her arrival as the number one overall pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft, the league has experienced record numbers in attendance and television ratings. So great is Clark’s star power that coming into the season, all 44 Fever…

Caitlin Clark was frustrated by a non-call midway through the second quarter Wednesday night and sounded off after the Fever's 88-75 loss to the Valkyries.

The amount of controversy that has dominated conversations in the WNBA over the past few weeks has been relentless. And much of it has been closely tied to Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever.

Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark felt she was fouled on a drive to the basket Wednesday night, then made a beeline to the ref once play stopped.

It was Aliyah Boston who probably missed out on Justine Pissott the most. The rookie, whom the Fever waived, dropped 19 points in 10 minutes, including a rookie-record five triples, against the Phoenix Mercury on Saturday.