Sophie Cunningham thanks Fever fans
Digest more
4d
USA TODAY College Sports Wire on MSNESPN features pair of Indiana Fever games among most important remaining WNBA dates
ESPN included a pair of Indiana Fever dates among its top 10 most important games left on the WNBA regular season slate.
Fever star Caitlin Clark, already out with a groin issue, suffered a mild bone bruise after tweaking her left ankle during a workout earlier this month, a source told ESPN, confirming a Fieldhouse Files report.
The Indiana Fever will be without McDonald and Colson, who sufferedseason-ending injuries. However, ESPN revealed possible hardship signings.The post ESPN Reveals Possible Indiana Fever Signings After Major Team Injuriesappeared first on Heavy Sports.
Indiana Fever Move in ESPN’s Power Rankings After Caitlin Clark Update originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Indiana Fever (18-14) have stayed in a strong position to make the WNBA playoffs without superstar guard Caitlin Clark in the lineup, but doubts are creeping in after an up-and-down week in Indianapolis.
It is understandable why the Indiana Fever didn't put a timeline on Caitlin Clark's return from the groin injury she suffered on July 15 against the Connecticut
Tonight’s WNBA slate features Paige Bueckers and the Dallas Wings facing Kelsey Mitchell and the Indiana Fever in this highly anticipated matchup.
Caitlin Clark was not active for the Fever's game against the Wings on Tuesday. But she still tried to make her presence felt.
All eyes within the women's basketball world are on when Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark (who is unquestionably the WNBA's biggest star) will be returning
ESPN predicts Chicago Sky's Angel Reese won’t return for 2025 WNBA season, while Indiana Fever’s Caitlin Clark could make a comeback.
If somebody had told Indiana Fever fans before the 2025 WNBA regular season began that their team would have a 4-5 record through their first nine games, this would have been seen as subpar.
The Indiana Fever remain in solid position to make the WNBA playoffs, but their grip is loosening. Head coach Stephanie White's squad, which has been missing All-Star playmaker Caitlin Clark due to a groin injury,