Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever have faced their share of challenges early in the 2025 WNBA season, their first under head coach Stephanie White. Clark has missed more than half of the team’s games due to injury, a significant blow to the Fever’s lineup.

The Indiana Fever captured its seventh win of the season after defeating the Seattle Storm 94-86 on June 24. However, the franchise may lose its six-time All-Star, who reportedly wants to leave ...

As the Indiana Fever near the All-Star break, an improvement on the defensive end of the floor has them primed for future victories.

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The Fever’s Commissioner’s Cup party commenced. Clark didn’t play in Indiana’s 74-59 victory over the Minnesota Lynx in Tuesday’s Commissioner’s Cup title game because of a groin injury, but she was one of the leaders in the postgame festivities.

The 2025 WNBA All-Star Game will be played July 19 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark and Minnesota Lynx forward Napheesa Collier will serve as team captains after finishing as the top two fan vote-getters. The Fever and Seattle Storm each put three players on the All-Star Game roster.

Sophie Cunningham was candid when asked about navigating the early-season challenges the Indiana Fever have faced.

After missing the previous five games with the left groin injury, Clark was back in uniform as the Fever lost to the Valkyries, 80-61.

This week, the Fever decided to release Bonner and signed Aari McDonald to a contract for the rest of the season to replace her. Following the big roster decision, head coach Stephanie White spoke out about Bonner. She's clearly sad to see her go, but wishes her nothing but the best for the future.