Kelsey Mitchell's scoring spree continues, sets WNBA record as Fever visit Wings
Kelsey Mitchell only needed a half to score 20 points and set a WNBA record on Thursday night. Here's how she did it.
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Kelsey Mitchell only needed a half to score 20 points and set a WNBA record on Thursday night. Here's how she did it.
WNBAIndiana Fever Sophie Cunningham couldn’t hide her feelings when asked about the 20-year-old rookie phenom, Awa Fam, on the Seattle Storm. Fam is averaging 10.
The Wings and Fever are set to face off on Thursday for the final meeting of the series. Here's how to watch the game with TV information.
WNBACaitlin Clark and her Indiana Fever teammate Kelsey Mitchell have been dubbed the best duo in the WNBA as the two continue to make strides on the court. Their dominance was on full display as Mitchell tied the WNBA record with her 20th straight 20-point game during her outing against the Toronto Tempo.
Indiana Fever guard sparked nationwide conversation and debate, and also reached unprecedented levels of celebrity, after her comments on transgender athletes participating in women’s sports. “I got a lot of negative feedback about me hating trans. And I’m like, ‘I never once said that,’” she told ESPN in a July profile. “I think that I am…
Caitlin Clark’s star power is hardly something the WNBA needs to be reminded of. The Indiana Fever superstar keeps drawing enormous viewership wherever she plays.
The Fever can clinch a playoff spot with a win on Thursday.
Paige Bueckers argued that Caitlin Clark pushed off during a fourth-quarter sequence, but the complaint could cost the Wings star $500.
Protests focused on transgender athletes in women's sports have continued around WNBA games. Cheryl Reeve and Natalie Nakase offered their comments.
WNBAWhat once looked promising in the Wings takes a left turn as the Fever won't make it any easier on them with Indiana headlining our top WNBA moneyline picks for Thursday, Aug. 20.
The coaches are speaking out.
On Wednesday, Los Angeles Sparks All-Star forward Nneka Ogwumike announced her impending WNBA retirement. “I feel very fulfilled with the 15 years that I’ve been able to play and compete at such a high level, and I am proud to say that I am retiring from the WNBA,” Ogwumike told Taylor Rooks in an exclusive…