When the WNBA was formed, Indianapolis wanted its own team in the new league. In 1999, it was granted its WNBA franchise: the Indiana Fever.

The Indiana Fever are tied with the Seattle Storm for the most players competing in the 2025 WNBA All-Star Game, as stars Caitlin Clark, Aliyah Boston, and Kelsey Mitchell are all playing in the contest.

Cunningham and company are set for a Friday night matchup at home against the Atlanta Dream. It won't be an easy game, but it's one that Cunningham believes the Fever will show up for after their dismal loss against the Valkyries. Ahead of the game, she spoke out with a strong and urgent message for her teammates.

In the offseason, Dallas hired Chris Koclanes as head coach, traded for DiJonai Carrington, brought back Maddy Siegrist and selected UConn star Paige Bueckers with the No. 1 overall pick in the WNBA Draft.

Cailtin Clark leads the Indiana Fever against the Atlanta Dream in her second game back after missing five games with a groin injury. Despite a 9-10 record, the Fever are -130 favorites over the

No doubt about it, the Indiana Fever is the "It" team of the WNBA. The post Fever Coach Says Clark’s Return May Have Cost Team as WNBA Star Bemoans ‘Stinky’ Night vs Valkyries appeared first on EssentiallySports.

WNBA Reacts to DeWanna Bonner’s Career Move After Being Released by Indiana Fever originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Phoenix Mercury had a lot of roster turnover after the 2024 season, which was the final campaign for the WNBA's all-time leading scorer, Diana Taurasi.

Indiana Fever guard Kelsey Mitchell will participate in her third straight All-Star game on July 19. Mitchell said she’s ‘grateful’ for the nod.