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The Fever have one more game before another break.
The WNBA Playoffs are looming, but it will be a while before Indiana Fever fans see their team take the court again. The league is taking a three-week break so its top players can represent their countries at the FIBA Women's World Cup in Berlin.
Former NBA player Royce White appeared in the stands watching the Indiana Fever's game against the Connecticut Sun wearing a wig amid his attempts to enter the WNBA Draft.
Kelsey Mitchell and Caitlin Clark are the second- and third-leading scorers in the WNBA. And, the surging Indiana Fever have a real chance at a WNBA title.
Ever since Sophie Cunningham’s stance about protecting young girls in locker rooms went viral, the Indiana Fever guard has become one of the faces of a movement protesting the inclusion of transgender athletes in women’s sports.
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Does the Indiana Fever have a salary issue looming? WNBA analyst explains why it’s ‘championship or bust’ for them
The Indiana Fever will face a major salary cap squeeze under the WNBA’s new Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) as soon as 2027. WNBA analyst Rachel DeMita has been saying it for months: this era of Fever basketball is “championship or bust.
Simone Biles was left blushing and beaming with pride after receiving a special tribute from Indiana Fever fans during Friday night’s game against the Connecticut Sun. The 11-time Olympic medallist was in attendance at Gainbridge Fieldhouse when the Fever decided to honour the gymnastics legend in front of the home crowd.