Paige Bueckers Sends Clear Message to Indiana Fever Guard Ty Harris
WNBAPaige Bueckers showed her support for former teammate Tyasha Harris, who suffered a season-ending injury with the Indiana Fever.
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WNBAPaige Bueckers showed her support for former teammate Tyasha Harris, who suffered a season-ending injury with the Indiana Fever.
Breanna Stewart isn’t losing sleep over the sudden wave of noise and scrutiny surrounding the WNBA. Breanna Stewart continues to prove why she’s one of the most dominant forces in basketball.
WNBAHere's the full WNBA schedule for Oct. 7, including game times, TV channels, scores and how to stream.
WNBAJust four games into her playing career at the Dallas Wings in 2025, China’s Li Yueru was already loving playing alongside No. 1 overall pick Paige Bueckers, so much so that the 6’7 forward briefly reflected on her time with the rookie.
WNBAThe Indiana Fever already know what their offense can look like when Caitlin Clark is at the center of everything. They finished the 2026 regular season with the league’s best offense, averaging 96 points per game.
Despite her uncertain future with the team, Kelsey Mitchell remains supportive of her Indiana Fever teammate Aliyah Boston.
WNBAKelsey Mitchell made it clear she plans to be selfish this offseason. Ramona Shelburne heard that word and immediately started thinking about where Indy’s star guard could end up. The Indiana Fever guard is an unrestricted free agent after another huge season, and her comments following Indiana’s playoff exit opened the door to questions about […]
Indiana can't afford to lose her.
Caitlin Clark's Fever helped push the WNBA's first round to a record 1.3 million average viewers.
WNBABecky Hammon is correct when she says the Fever need to evolve to become perennial champion like the Aces. Here's how the teams compare.
WNBAWill the Dream and Valkyries again ride their defenses to Game 2 wins in the WNBA semifinals?
On Sunday, USA Today columnist Christine Brennan called out the Atlanta Dream’s postseason attendance in Game 1 against the New York Liberty, noting that they drew only 9,745 fans and closed off sections of the upper deck with curtains. Then, she pointed out that Atlanta’s two regular-season games against Caitlin Clark’s Indiana Fever drew more than 17,000 fans each.