Chris DeMarco Praises Marine Fauthoux's Big-Moment Play in Liberty's Game 2 Loss
WNBAChris DeMarco praised Marine Fauthoux after she scored 20 points and hit multiple clutch shots in New York's overtime loss to Atlanta.
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WNBAChris DeMarco praised Marine Fauthoux after she scored 20 points and hit multiple clutch shots in New York's overtime loss to Atlanta.
WNBAAzzi Fudd will join the exclusive list on Nov. 8 against Iowa.
No WNBA backcourt has ever been, and may never be, as special as the Indiana Fever‘s Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell.Clark and Mitchell set records as a duo, with both averaging more than 20 points per game. They are also up as MVP candidates after their historic season together.After a disappointing first-round exit in the […] The post Caitlin Clark Sent Strong Kelsey Mitchell Offseason Message to Fever appeared first on HEAVY.
Caitlin Clark’s long-term future with the Indiana Fever has become one of the biggest talking points around the franchise. After averaging 22.
WNBAThey're making the argument.
Critics can debate the attendance figures all day, but StubHub’s new metrics leave little room for doubt about Angel Reese. Angel Reese’s star power is undeniably reshaping the league, but her move to Atlanta sparked real online heat during the Dream’s playoff series against the New York Liberty at State Farm Arena.
WNBAThe Defensive Player of the Year keeps proving why she won.
WNBA icon Candace Parker had something to say about her back-and-forth with Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark.
Former Indiana Fever forward Chloe Bibby shared the news via an Instagram post.
Indiana Fever stars Aliyah Boston and Lexie Hull showed their support for Raven Johnson after the youngster's memorable rookie year.
She's making it very clear today.
While the first-round series between the Indiana Fever and the Las Vegas Aces wrapped up 2-1 in the Aces’ favor, the controversial incident between A’ja Wilson and a fan sitting courtside is still a point of debate among the basketball community. Hall of Famer and WNBA broadcaster Candace Parker’s recent comments have also added to this saga, with Parker inadvertently making a small mistake in describing the fan incident in a Fever-Aces game during the regular season on her podcast.