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The WNBA returns Thursday with all eight playoff teams confirmed but every seed still unsettled. Here is the complete standings update, remaining schedule and postseason picture.
WNBAKevin Durant wearing a wig is still Kevin Durant.
WNBAHadrian/Shutterstock.com Caitlin Clark draws Parker criticism Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark drew direct on-air criticism from Candace Parker during a 99-89 playoff win over Las Vegas on September 29, 2026. Parker challenged Clark’s defensive effort after a disputed first-quarter possession. Clark appealed to officials after a missed three-point attempt instead of immediately retreating. Parker told…
WNBAAliyah Boston is having a career year in the WNBA, and the Indiana Fever made sure to highlight what she has done so far.
WNBABefore endorsement deals and bigger contracts, Sophie Cunningham says her first WNBA paycheck wasn't exactly enough to splurge on anything extravagant.
Sophie Cunningham continues to be one of the WNBA’s most scrutinized players, with the Indiana Fever guard’s off-court commentary regularly ruffling feathers and leaving fans eager to critique her on-court performances. Days after her blunt remarks about Fever coach Stephanie White’s intense practice habits, Cunningham saw her minutes dwindle in Sunday’s critical home matchup against the Washington Mystics.
Caitlin Clark has found another gear at just the right time for the Indiana Fever. With playoff seeding at stake, she has only proved her worth as an MVP contender.
She didn't hold back.
Indiana Fever star Lexie Hull had the perfect message to describe Kelsey Mitchell, who recently won the Player of the Month award for August.
The Indiana Fever are preparing for the WNBA postseason. The team finished sixth in the WNBA standings with a 28-16 record. Despite making the playoffs for the third consecutive season, Indiana has endured a string of late-season losses, including a season-ending defeat to the Minnesota Lynx and a home loss to the surging Washington Mystics. […]
WNBAWho's playing who? Who has home court advantage? USA TODAY Sports has everything you need for the WNBA playoffs.
WNBALooking back at Thursday night’s Fever-Aces game, the numbers clearly show that the Indiana Fever fell behind in shooting. Former ESPN host Linda Cohn also believes poor shooting did, to a large extent, impact the Fever’s game.