Indiana Fever

WNBA announces new seven-year collective bargaining agreement

As the long-standing impasse between the WNBA and the WNBPA came to an end, with an initial agreement between the parties, the new world order just ignited a free agency firestorm that could reshape the entire league. Apparently, over 70 players of the WNBA will officially become free agents, and that means the league would obviously look very different from what it is used to.

This might be a draft night steal.

The new CBA might challenge the Fever more than others.

A new provision in the WNBA's pending CBA fast-tracks the ability for players on rookie-scale contracts to make maximum and supermax salaries, sources told ESPN.

The Fever could have been one of the favorites to win the championship had they not dealt with numerous injuries throughout the year, which forced Cunningham and Caitlin Clark to miss the entire postseason. Cunningham spent her first six seasons with the Phoenix Mercury before the Fever acquired her last offseason via trade.

The projected salary cap under the pending WNBA collective bargaining agreement is set to exceed $10 million by the end of the agreement, sources told ESPN on Wednesday.

After a prolonged labor battle, the WNBA and players' union have agreed in principle to a new collective bargaining agreement just 51 days before the league's 30th season is set to tip.

Let's get crazy.

Breanna Stewart praises Fever star Caitlin Clark and Sky star Angel Reese for their ability to elevate the WNBA

Fever’s guard Sophie Cunningham's WNBA future is unclear but her Project B news just gave her serious leverage this offseason.

The Fever superstar told reporters what she would do.

Fever star Caitlin Clark spoke about what she would like to see amid the ongoing CBA negotiations between the WNBA and players.

Caitlin Clark is just one of three players on the Indiana Fever roster who remain under contract for the 2026 WNBA season. This means that the two-time All-Star, along with Aliyah Boston and Makayla Timpson, are the only three players who are guaranteed to return this upcoming season. At this point, the WNBA and the players’ union still have not found common ground on a new Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA).

The WNBA season is scheduled to start in a couple of months, but the league currently needs to figure out a new collective bargaining agreement. And that has been an issue to date. Sophie Cunningham, who plays for the Indiana Fever, is warning her fellow WNBA players: this could get complicated. ...

Indiana Fever forward Aliyah Boston has been dealt an unfortunate blow on Thursday

Lesean McCoy did not hold back when discussing the impact and influence Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark has had on the WNBA.

One proposed change to the WNBA’s CBA could force the Indiana Fever into an impossible choice: reward their established stars or secure their future with Caitlin Clark. Still unwilling to come to terms on the revenue-sharing model, the WNBA is now trying to sweeten the bargain by throwing in a special gift for the rookies.

Indiana Fever's guard Caitlin Clark has been thriving in the WNBA ever since she was selected as the No. 1 draft pick over two years ago. Alongside her basketball craft, she also brought a new wave of fans to the WNBA who were already following her throughout her college basketball days. The league witnessed a big spike in viewership in 2024 whenever Clark appeared on the court.

Caitlin Clark is once again getting back to her usual self as she prepares for her third season with the Indiana Fever.