Indiana Fever

Becky Hammon shows that the Indiana Fever's offensive rebounding was a big factor in their July 5 win against her Las Vegas Aces.

The pair spent their downtime doing some helpful work.

The WNBA released its list of starters for the 2026 All-Star Game, which includes three players from the Indiana Fever and a rookie sensation. Minnesota Lynx guard Olivia Miles’ inclusion as an All-Star makes this the fourth consecutive season that a rookie will start in the annual contest. Aliyah Boston (Indiana Fever), Caitlin Clark (Fever) and Paige Bueckers (Dallas Wings) have all been voted as starters during every season of their WNBA careers, though Clark was unable to play in last season

The Fever were awarded three All-Stars.

Dallas Wings guard Paige Bueckers (1,045,051) and Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark (1,023,321) received the most votes from fans.

The WNBA has officially confirmed the starters for the 2026 All-Star Game and the list is headlined by Indiana Fever superstar and guard, Caitlin Clark. Clark is one of three Fever players to make the cut, along with center Aliyah…

She might not care a whole lot, though.

This WNBA season has been a roller coaster, especially when it comes to Indiana Fever point guard Caitlin Clark. Any and all coverage surrounding Clark has become a hot-button issue in the league, whether it be Indiana’s pedestrian play in the first half of the season, Clark’s emotional outbursts during games, or her involvement in…

Is Clark building an MVP case?

On Thursday, Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark was named to the WNBA All-Star Game for the third consecutive season, making the All-Star roster every season since she has been in the league. However, there was a pretty wide disparity between how the fans and media perceived Clark and how she was perceived by her fellow…

The Indiana Fever are celebrating a major milestone involving their top three stars

Although the 2026 WNBA All-Star Game will be played at the United Center in Chicago, it might feel like a home game for the Indiana Fever. The Fever confirmed Thursday that Aliyah Boston, Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell have all been named starters for the WNBA All-Star Game on July 26. ...

Raven Johnson of the Indiana Fever has been getting adjusted to the speed and physicality of the WNBA in her rookie season. Johnson had her highest assist total (seven) on June 24 in a 111-109 loss to the Phoenix Mercury. In Indiana's last game, a 111-87 win over the Los Angeles Sparks, the Westlake High School graduate tied her second-highest assist total of the season (four).

Now, the Fever are in the middle of a week-long break, hoping to get Clark back from injury when they face the Las Vegas Aces on Sunday. Clark, after missing much of the 2025 season due to multiple injuries, is putting together a career year in her third season with Indiana.

Without A'ja Wilson and Caitlin Clark on the floor, guard Kelsey Mitchell scored 27 points, including 10 free throws, and the Fever defeated the Las Vegas Aces for the first time in Nevada 84-68 on Sunday, improving Indiana's record to 12-8 on the season.

It was a win, but there were questions.

Indiana is getting really good at this.

The Indiana Fever’s dominant win over the Las Vegas Aces has fueled a long-standing theory about the franchise. Indiana blew out the Aces 84-68 in the franchise’s first win over the defending champions in Nevada, even without Caitlin Clark.

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Sophie Cunningham spent the first half of this week sick in bed. She was not even sure she would suit up for Indiana’s biggest road trip of the season. By Sunday night in Las Vegas, she was back on the floor. The environment around her sparked something bigger than the box score. Reporters asked her […]