At long last, Indiana Fever superstar guard Caitlin Clark will be returning to the basketball court this weekend, as she's taking part in a USA Basketball Women’s National Team training camp in Durham, North Carolina, from December 12 to 14.
The first order of business after the WNBA league office and the league's players' association agree on a ratified Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) will be to schedule the expansion drafts for the Toronto Tempo and the Portland Fire, both of whom are slated to enter the WNBA in 2026.
The Indiana Fever's roster is likely to undergo significant changes between the team they finished the 2025 WNBA season with and the one they will bring into the 2026 campaign.
Amid the WNBA offseason, several Indiana Fever players have been taking other basketball jobs in the U.S. and outside the country. Kelsey Mitchell, Lexie Hull and Aliyah Boston all signed with Unrivaled, the 3-on-3 women's basketball league founded by Breanna Stewart and Napheesa Collier.
Sophie Cunningham finished her first season with the Indiana Fever several months ago after suffering a season-ending injury. Cunningham was playing herself into the starting lineup under head coach Stephanie White, but the injury eventually kept her sidelined for the rest of the season.
The Indiana Fever became the WNBA's most popular team as soon as they selected Caitlin Clark with the No. 1 overall pick of the 2024 WNBA Draft. This was owed to Clark already being the biggest star in women's basketball despite never having played in a professional game before.
Google recently released its annual "Year in Search" lists, which are Google's way of showing what internet search inquiries and trends received the biggest spike in interest throughout the year.
Ever since Caitlin Clark has been shining the light on the WNBA, the corresponding impact has spread to all players as the league has grown exponentially.
Google released its annual "Year in Search" earlier this week, which showed the 10 most-searched athletes in the U.S. Indiana Fever wing Sophie Cunningham came in at No.
Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark is known by many WNBA fans for what she does on the court. The No. 1 overall draft pick captured the attention of the league in 2024 by breaking records, leading the Fever to the playoffs and winning Rookie of the Year in her first professional season.
Despite the fact that Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark hasn't competed in a WNBA game in close to five months, she's still a central topic of discussion among the women's basketball community on December 9.
Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark was named the Time Athlete of the Year for 2024. In an article released in tandem with this announcement, Clark addressed the privilege she believes is present in her life because of her race.
One of the biggest stories in women's basketball this season (especially among the Indiana Fever) was Sophie Cunningham's rise to superstardom. While Cunningham
One way that Indiana Fever fans managed to pass the time during the last WNBA offseason was by keeping up with what their team's star players were doing off the court.
Very few players truly change a sport, and Caitlin Clark is one of them. Her arrival has transformed the WNBA, and Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White now has the chance to guide one of the most impactful young stars the league has ever seen.
This current WNBA offseason contains a ton of uncertainty for all 13 current teams. In fact, there should be 15 current teams, with the Toronto Tempo and Portland Fire set to join the league, but they don't even know when their respective Expansion Drafts will occur because of the ongoing CBA negotiations.