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Following the Indiana Fever's playoff exit, GM Amber Cox said the "WNBA is incredibly fortunate" to have Caitlin Clark.

With a couple of minutes left in Q2, a foul call on Lexie Hull triggered a chain of events that would define the Fever’s season. The Indiana Fever’s playoff run ended at Michelob ULTRA Arena, but for Sophie Cunningham, Game 3’s disappointment went beyond the final score.

The Indiana Fever are making an unexpected change for Game 2.

A 102-85 loss wasn’t the start to the playoffs that the Indiana Fever wanted. They entered Game 1 of the first round of the playoffs against the Las Vegas Aces, 2-1 up over them in the regular season, but couldn’t win when it counted.

The hardest game in any series is the close-out game, and it’s the one this current Atlanta Dream core hadn’t yet figured out how to win. Facing a boisterous Washington Mystics home crowd and dealing with a tight whistle and foul trouble for Rhyne Howard and Angel Reese, the conditions were ripe for an upset by the lower seed to send the best-of-three series back to Atlanta. Instead, with the minutes of two All-Stars limited, the Dream turned to a third. The old head of the group Allisha Gray wa

Caitlin Clark had a record night to help the Fever stay alive. The Lynx, on the other hand, got bounced. Here are the WNBA playoffs winners and losers.

ESPN senior writer David Dennis Jr. had quite the take regarding Indiana Fever point guard Caitlin Clark during the WNBA regular season, asserting in July that she wasn’t a top-four guard in the WNBA after she came in 11th in All-Star voting amongst her peers. “I don’t think that you can make a compelling argument…

Mavericks star Cooper Flagg praised the Dallas Wings' turnaround before Arike Ogunbowale scored a playoff-record 45 to force Game 3 against Golden State.

The Chase Center crowd had been one of the loudest in the entire league, and before Game 3 between the Dallas Wings and the Golden State Valkyries, the visitors were supposed to get the full force of that hostility. However, when Paige Bueckers’ name was called, the reaction changed.

Caitlin Clark delivered a blunt assessment of the Indiana Fever's performance against the Las Vegas Aces.

The proof is in her trophy case that’s bursting at the seams.

The Indiana Fever’s loss to the Las Vegas Aces on Thursday may have ended their season, but the noise around the team and its fan base has hardly gone away. With A’ja Wilson’s confrontation with a spectator on Tuesday still dominating the conversation, an Aliyah Boston interview clip resurfaced this week, repackaged as current, presenting the Fever star as though she were calling out Indiana fans during her 2026 exit interview.