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WNBAUpdated Sep 15, 8:19 AM ETCaitlin Clark and the Fever return from the World Cup break to a brutal four-game stretch that could make or break their playoff position.
The Indiana Fever suffered a 17-point blowout loss to the Las Vegas Aces, and Rachel DeMita couldn't help but question Stephanie White's rotation.
WNBAThe Minnesota Lynx appeared to be heading toward a comfortable defeat after falling 29 points behind the Indiana Fever late in the second quarter on Tuesday night. However, Cheryl Reeve’s surprising decision to bench her starters for essentially the entire second half almost changed the complexion of the game, as Lynx reserves mounted an unlikely comeback.
WNBAHere's the full WNBA schedule for Sept. 24, including game times, TV channels, scores and how to stream.
The Minnesota Lynx went from the WNBA’s best regular-season team to the first No. 1 seed ever eliminated by a No.
WNBAThe race to become the next WNBA commissioner is hotting up, with Cathy Engelbert set to leave her post at the end of the year. The WNBA commissioner seat is wide open, but taking the job right now is a total trial by fire.
WNBAStephanie White says the intense attention surrounding the Indiana Fever adds another challenge to coaching. As the team prepares to face Las Vegas in the playoffs, Caitlin Clark’s public support and Indiana’s record-setting offense offer a fuller picture of its season.
Clark was less than pleased with the Fever's defense in the first quarter of their loss to the Mystics. She made sure to make that abundantly clear.
WNBAThe Minnesota Lynx lead WNBA championship odds entering the final four regular-season games, with Las Vegas and Golden State among the top challengers.
With just two games remaining in their 2026 regular-season slate, when do Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever play next?
Breaking down the Fever's playoff odds against A'ja Wilson and the Aces after a rough finish to the regular season.
The Minnesota Lynx will meet the New York Liberty in Round 1 of the WNBA playoffs, opening with Game 1 on Sunday in Minneapolis. Here’s the complete schedule for the best-of-3 series with TV and timing information (times listed in Central) Game 1: 1 p.m. Sunday in Minneapolis, ABC Game 2: 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in New York, USA/CNBC Game 3 (if necessary): Thursday in Minneapolis, TBD Related ...