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Caitlin Clark's NBC Sports debut on Basketball Night in America included an awkward moment when Reggie Miller compared her game to Payton Pritchard, prompting a quiet smile from the Fever star; Carmelo Anthony also likened her to Luka Doncic, highlighting her open-court vision as she serves as a new NBC Sports contributor after being the 2024 No. 1 pick.
Sophie Cunningham, an Indiana Fever player, humorously apologized after accidentally hitting spectators with a golf ball during a celebrity pro-am, which became a viral social media moment. Despite a challenging first season due to injury, she remains a fan favorite and her future in the WNBA is highly anticipated as she enters free agency.
The Las Vegas Aces advanced to the WNBA Finals after a thrilling 107-98 overtime victory over the Indiana Fever, highlighted by Chelsea Gray's clutch performance, ending Indiana's impressive playoff run despite injuries and strong team effort.
The Las Vegas Aces advanced to the 2025 WNBA Finals after defeating the Indiana Fever in a thrilling overtime game, with standout performances from A'ja Wilson and Jackie Young, setting up a series against the Phoenix Mercury. Wilson and Young made history with 30+ points each, and the Aces aim for their third championship in four seasons, while the Fever faced setbacks including Kelsey Mitchell's injury.
The Las Vegas Aces advanced to their third WNBA Finals in four years by defeating the Indiana Fever 107-98 in overtime, with standout performances from A’ja Wilson and Jackie Young, and will face the Phoenix Mercury in the upcoming series.
The Las Vegas Aces defeated the Indiana Fever 107-98 in overtime during Game 5 of the WNBA semifinals, advancing to the Finals to face the Phoenix Mercury, with key performances from A’ja Wilson and Jackie Young amidst injuries on the Fever team.
Lexie Hull, a key player for the Indiana Fever, will play in the offseason for the second year with the Unrivaled League, which offers her a six-figure income and the chance to compete against top international players, while also preparing for the Fever's playoff run.
Caitlin Clark was fined $200 by the WNBA for a social media post celebrating her team's playoff win, despite being sidelined with an injury. The post, which included a comment about referees, drew support from her teammate Sophie Cunningham, who joked about starting a GoFundMe. The WNBA generally does not disclose fines publicly.
Caitlin Clark was fined $200 by the WNBA for a social media post after Indiana Fever's playoff win, where she joked about referees not being able to stop her. The post was made while she is sidelined with an injury, and her teammate Sophie Cunningham supported her publicly. The WNBA generally does not disclose fines publicly.
Caitlin Clark was fined $200 by the WNBA for a social media post celebrating her team's playoff win, highlighting the league's fine policy for player posts. She shared her reaction on X, and her teammate Sophie Cunningham humorously suggested starting a GoFundMe for her fine.
The Indiana Fever pulled off a surprising upset over the Atlanta Dream in the WNBA playoffs, defying ESPN's predictions that favored the Dream, and celebrated their victory by highlighting the media's initial skepticism.
Indiana Fever upset Atlanta Dream 87-85 to reach their first WNBA semi-finals since 2015, winning the series with a late-game surge led by Aliyah Boston and Kelsey Mitchell, and will face the Las Vegas Aces next.
The Indiana Fever upset the Atlanta Dream 87-85 in a close WNBA playoff game, with Aliyah Boston making the decisive basket and Lexie Hull securing the win with a steal. The Fever, despite injuries, advanced to the semifinals to face Las Vegas, marking their first playoff series win since 2015.
Indiana Fever defeated Atlanta Dream 77-60 in Game 2 of their playoff series, with Kelsey Mitchell and Aliyah Boston leading the way, extending the series to a decisive Game 3 in Atlanta. The Fever's first playoff win since 2016 marked a significant turnaround, fueled by strong performances and a sellout crowd.
Caitlin Clark, a star player for the Indiana Fever, will miss the rest of the WNBA season due to injuries, having played only 13 games this season because of lower-body ailments.