Indiana Fever

In a team practice in New York earlier this season, actress and comedian Aubrey Plaza hilariously showcased her basketball prowess alongside Caitlin Clark.

Caitlin Clark continues to work herself back from a nagging back injury that forced her to sit out three of the Indiana Fever’s past four games. She played for 16 minutes on Wednesday against the Los Angeles Sparks before missing Thursday’s highly anticipated encounter against the Phoenix Mercury.

The Indiana Fever played without a key member of their squad in their historic road win against the Las Vegas Aces on Sunday. Myisha Hines-Allen was a surprise omission from the Fever’s team sheet for the day.

South Carolina coach Dawn Staley was hyped to see her former players in the game between the Indiana Fever and the Las Vegas Aces.

The Indiana Fever vs. Las Vegas Aces game airs on NBC and streams on Peacock this Sunday, here's everything you need to know to watch live.

The Fever remain inconsistent halfway through the 2026 WNBA season.

The Fever guard puts some realistic thoughts about the team out there.

The Indiana Fever moved on from rookie Justine Pissott earlier this week, but it didn't take long for the former second-round draft pick to make her mark elsewhere. Just four days after signing with the Las Vegas Aces following her departure from Indiana, Pissott delivered one of the most efficient debuts in WNBA history. Pissott's remarkable performance immediately became one of the biggest storylines from the league's Saturday slate, giving the Aces another intriguing perimeter weapon while...

The Fever may regret letting Justine Pissott leave the team.

This past week, Caitlin Clark’s prominence went to a different level when no less than 11 House Republicans sent a letter to WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert, asking her to address “repeated acts of of physical hostility and violence” against the Indiana Fever star. While the letter sent by these members of the U.

The WNBA is currently going through a bit of turmoil. The league is under fire for its treatment of 2024 No. 1 overall pick Caitlin Clark. The Indiana Fever star has been on the receiving end of a lot of hard fouls and some negative comments. In fact, a group of U.S. lawmakers have got together and ...

Sophie Cunningham's first Adidas PE will release later this month, as her popularity continues to grow.

LOS ANGELES -- The Sparks (9-11) halted all the bad vibes from the previous two weeks with a resounding win over the Fever on Wednesday.

Mitchell stayed hot in Phoenix.

OutKick founder Clay Travis was surprised when Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White remained tight-lipped about Congress’s letter to the WNBA about Caitlin Clark. The letter demanded that the league take meaningful action against players committing flagrant fouls against the Fever superstar.

The WNBA is now dealing with pressure from Congress regarding the recent stories about Caitlin Clark getting played with physical defense. A group of Republican politicians oworked together to write a letter to WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert demanding that the league takes greater accountability to protect the Indiana Fever superstar from taking physical hits. The […] The post Politicians Threaten WNBA Over Recent Caitlin Clark “Attacks” appeared first on HEAVY.

Ever since the June 24 Caitlin Clark-Alyssa Thomas incident, questions over physicality and dangerous contact in the WNBA have become the biggest talking point around the league. It has been 3 weeks since everything spiraled, but rather than the topic dying down, the conversation has only grown louder, even reaching U.

Caitlin Clark continues to deal with a back injury as the Indiana Fever prepare to face the Las Vegas Aces.

Allisha Gray’s shot rolled off the front of the rim and into the hands of Angel Reese, the same way it had 999 times before. The Atlanta Dream power forward put back the board for two points in the 113-96 victory against the Indiana Fever and, more importantly, the distinction as the fastest player in WNBA history to 1,000 career rebounds.

Cathy Engelbert took over as the WNBA’s first-ever commissioner back in 2019, after leaving Deloitte. On paper, it looked like a strong hire.