Indiana Fever

The WNBA’s decision to nationally broadcast every Indiana Fever game this season has sparked one of the most polarizing debates among fans. At the center of it all is Caitlin Clark, whose presence has undeniably reshaped the league’s visibility and commercial appeal.

Caitlin Clark dropped a major praise for her Fever teammate.

Myisha Hines-Allen had great things to say about her new teammate Caitlin Clark at the Indiana Fever's media day on Wednesday.

INDIANAPOLIS — Wednesday morning at the Indiana Fever media day, a reporter asked Aliyah Boston to share about her offseason. She did, succinctly and politely, while keeping a lid on the details. She volunteered how she had gone home and trained five times a week. She touched on her time playing for the Unrivaled league, smiled to herself while briefly reminiscing about a trip to Barbados, and hastened to her conclusion that her break was all a “grind.” Two questions later, someone else inquired

The WNBA will broadcast a record 216 games and tentpole events for the upcoming season, the league announced on Wednesday. All 44 Indiana Fever games will also be broadcasted nationally, with the Wings in second place with 36 national games. The Liberty will have 35 games on national TV, with 33 games for the Aces. "The WNBA is coming off a landmark season in 2025, one that was defined by incredible basketball and countless memorable performances," WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert said in a ...

The Fever are once again projected to be one of the WNBA's primary title contenders

The WNBA sent a clear message with its 2026 TV schedule on Wednesday: Caitlin Clark is the biggest star in the league. Clark, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft, and her team, the Indiana Fever, will be playing on national TV every game of the season. The Fever made WNBA TV history with ...

Fever star Caitlin Clark is prepared to give up a bit of control heading into the season by playing off the ball for stretches in order to give her a bit of rest.

The Indiana Fever’s strategy for building a championship contender has involved an unusual quirk that has nothing to do with trades or free agency. Because if you take one look at the Fever roster, you’ll notice something almost bizarre.

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Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White could not hide her excitement over the team's latest free agent signing. Superstar Caitlin Clark returns healthy in 2026, and Indiana made sure she has elite support. Kelsey Mitchell returned on a $1.4 million supermax.

Fever guard Sophie Cunningham was adamant she wasn't complaining about the lack of a long-term contract after signing a one-year, $665,000 deal as a free agent.

Sophie Cunningham makes it clear that her frustration over her new Fever contract isn't because she wants to be somewhere else.

There was some uncertainty surrounding Lexie Hull’s future with the Indiana Fever during the offseason. After spending the first four years of her career with the Fever, Hull entered free agency. While she was a restricted free agent, the Fever still ran the risk of losing the 6-foot-1 guard if she received a viable offer from an opposing team.

Indiana Fever All-Star Kelsey Mitchell says she has no regrets in pushing herself to the limit before her legs gave out in last year's playoffs against Las Vegas.

Caitlin Clark suffered multiple injuries in her second season with the Indiana Fever.

In a move that redefines what it means to be a ‘team player,’ Aliyah Boston signed the richest contract in WNBA history with the Indiana Fever, a four-year, $6. 3 million extension, only to immediately take a $190,000 pay cut.

Now 100% healthy with no restrictions, Caitlin Clark and the Fever are trying to keep it that way.

The Indiana Fever struck gold when they drafted Caitlin Clark, but the franchise faces a major decision after the 2026 WNBA season.

Last season, Kelsey Mitchell literally fell until her “wheels fell off”. In Game 5 of the semifinals against the Las Vegas Aces, Mitchell stopped the game because of intense cramping and was immediately stretchered out of there to the hospital.