Stephanie White spoke about Aliyah Boston’s contentious fourth foul in the third quarter of Sunday’s game against the Washington Mystics. It was supposed to be a grand homecoming for White and the Fever in their first game back at Gainbridge Fieldhouse after the league-wide FIBA World Cup break.
With just two games left in the season, Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever are already preparing for the playoffs. They are currently fifth in the WNBA standings with a 27-15 record.
Kelsey Mitchell’s ongoing 2026 WNBA campaign is not just the best season of her WNBA career yet. It is, in fact, one of the best scoring seasons in WNBA history.
The Indiana Fever were aware that every game after the FIBA World Cup break mattered, as it would decide seeding. They dominated the Toronto Tempo in the first game after the break.
Fever coach Stephanie White just watched offensive duo Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell over-dribble as the Fever fell short to the Mystics. Her team’s defensive lack was exposed in the heavy blowout, but the offense wasn’t ideal either.
The Indiana Fever have spent most of the 2026 season doing something the WNBA has never seen before. They score… a lot. Again, and again, and again. Caitlin
The Washington Mystics snapped the Indiana Fever’s three-game winning streak on Sunday. Sophie Cunningham struggled for the fourth straight game, recording zero points on two shots in the 93-77 loss.
After a long season where the Indiana Fever muffled all the outside noise to keep proving their championship caliber, Sunday’s game had a rare look for the home crowd.
The Fever walked into Sunday with home-court advantage in play and walked out with a 93-77 loss to the Washington Mystics. Indiana (27-15) now sits a full game behind Atlanta for the fourth seed.
Lexie Hull has been a reliable guard for the Indiana Fever. While her numbers have decreased, averaging 5.3 points and 3.0 rebounds per game, she continues to start for the team.
Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White agreed with Caitlin Clark’s sentiment after their disappointing loss to the Washington Mystics on Sunday. The Mystics snapped the Fever’s three-game win streak with a 93-77 win at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.
Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White said she’s proud of rookie Raven Johnson despite the loss. On Sunday, the Fever entered their game against the Washington Mystics with a lot of momentum after winning three in a row.
The Indiana Fever have looked good the entire season, but with the recent 93-77 loss to the lower-seeded Washington Mystics, Indiana now sits fifth, one loss away from dropping out of home-court advantage.
Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark couldn’t keep her emotions contained as she was heard audibly yelling at coach Stephanie White during their recent game.
Over the past couple of years, the NBA has gone global by hosting international regular-season games. It sounds like Clark would like the WNBA to pursue doing the same.
Following the game, the Iowa legend jokingly complained about the state of the Coca-Cola Coliseum, though she praised local fans for bringing in the heat.
Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham offered a pointed take on Sydney Sweeney’s advertisement for sports prediction market Novig, calling the campaign “unauthentic” while also questioning why so many women are angry about it.