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The Indiana Fever have had anything but a drama-free 2026 campaign. The season started with headlines about superstar point guard Caitlin Clark’s inconsistent play on the floor and the visible frustration that stemmed from it. However, as of late, the Fever-related headlines have been in large part focused on reserve guard Sophie Cunningham. In an…
The WNBA rescinded a technical foul against Caitlin Clark on Saturday, less than two hours after she received what would have been her eighth of the season.
Kelsey Mitchell and Natasha Cloud. | Getty Images All the ingredients required for great game, one requisite of WNBA Rivals Week, came together in the showdown between the Indiana Fever and Chicago Sky. Six ties. Four lead changes. Three technical fouls. Two Midwest franchises. One ejection. And an eventual four-point win, 90-86, for Indiana. The first quarter was ultra tight before one moment became the focal point. DiJonai Carrington was assessed a flagrant 2 and subsequently ejected after ...
Things got testy early in Saturday’s game between the Indiana Fever and Chicago Sky. In the last two seasons, the Sky-Fever rivalry was defined by Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark, but with Reese now on the Atlanta Dream after an offseason trade, new players are keeping it going. While going for a transition layup during…
Natasha Cloud has never hidden her feelings on the court, and against the Indiana Fever on August 8, the Chicago Sky guard saw a referee become the target of her latest blunt message. Fans watching were left talking about the incident in the aftermath.
WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert sent a memo to teams that addresses ongoing discussions around transgender athletes in women's basketball.
The issue of transgender athletes’ participation in women’s sports has become a hot-button topic in the WNBA after Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham spoke out against it, apparently to protect her fellow female athletes from the unfair advantages. The sports world’s reaction to the matter has been deeply divided, with some siding with Cunningham and others opposing her position.
The Indiana Fever have had some great performances throughout the season, but guard Kelsey Mitchell has truly been impressive.Mitchell has been regarded as the best scorer in the WNBA after a great two-month offensive run. Most fans have been monitoring whether she will be able to break a record for his offensive output.It turns out […] The post Indiana Fever Make Impressive Kelsey Mitchell Announcement appeared first on HEAVY.
The Indiana Fever went into Sunday’s game against the Chicago Sky looking to pick up a win after two losses. They got more than they bargained for.In a close first-quarter game, one moment got the attention of all WNBA fans. It involved the Fever’s controversial guard, Sophie Cunningham, trying to score.After a Sky turnover, Cunningham […] The post Sophie Cunningham Gets Into Heated Scuffle in Fever-Sky Game appeared first on HEAVY.
Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham will be making headlines for a different reason this Saturday. Cunningham drew a lot of attention in July when she talked about transgender inclusion in women's sports. She told ESPN that she wants to protect young girls from competing against biological men. ...
Watch the Indiana Fever play the Chicago Sky on Saturday.
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Now, the Sky look to make it two straight when they host Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever on Saturday afternoon. Part of Chicago's struggles this year, aside from trading away Angel Reese, comes from injuries. Newcomer Rickea Jackson suffered a torn ACL in the fourth game of the year, forcing her to miss the rest of the season.
Kelsey Mitchell scored 28 points on 10-of-18 shooting in the Indiana Fever's loss to the Las Vegas Aces.
What WNBA teams play tonight, Thursday, Aug. 8, 2026? Do Caitlin Clark and Indiana Fever play today? WNBA TV schedule, standings, how to watch, and more.
Former Boston Celtics center Enes Kanter Freedom announced on Friday he's intending to enter the 2027 WNBA Draft — just days after Sophie Cunningham's comments on transgender athletes sparked heated discourse around the league.
Aliyah Boston: ‘Just the way that she affects the game, I think it’s been tremendous for us’
The Women’s National Basketball Players Association denounced “hate, abuse, and demonization” of the transgender community in a statement Friday amid public uproar over Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham’s recent stance against trans participation in women’s sports. In its statement, the union called on fans to report anyone spreading hateful rhetoric at games. It did not reference Cunningham by name or weigh in on whether trans people should be able to compete freely, but stated broadly that
Caitlin Clark’s disappointing Thursday night performance left the Indiana Fever with more questions than answers. After a painful 86-84 overtime loss to the Las Vegas Aces, the spotlight quickly shifted from what went wrong to a much bigger question: Who should Indiana trust most when the game is on the line? Stephen A.
INDIANAPOLIS — This is a column about basketball. Just the way Sophie Cunningham would have wanted. On Thursday night, the Indiana Fever and Las Vegas Aces played a highly entertaining basketball game. Though other things happened around the basketball part. Recently, Cunningham’s team has found itself squirming beneath an unrelenting spotlight because of something Cunningham said about trans women in sports. In an interview with ESPN, Cunningham offered: “I want to protect young girls in a lock
