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The Indiana Fever's first victory over the Phoenix Mercury this season, on June 30, is the game that rookie Caitlin Clark believes was a turning point for her team. A third win Friday over the Mercury — 98-89 as Indiana played its first game since the Olympic break — completed a season sweep and moved the Fever closer to a long-awaited playoff spot.
From setting league records to earning franchise achievements, the WNBA's star-studded 2024 rookie class has had an incredible first few months.
Since making her WNBA debut in 2024, Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark has proved why she was the No. 1 pick, thanks to her shooting, defense, and success as a floor general. In addition to the records she broke during her NCAA career, she added yet another record to her résumé: the most assists in a single WNBA game.
Caitlin Clark broke the WNBA record for assists in a game with 19 in the Indiana Fever's 101-93 road loss to the Dallas Wings on Wednesday night, the final game leaguewide prior to the monthlong Olympic break.
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The WNBA team in the Big Apple is at the top of the class. The two-time defending champion is above average. And a playoff team from last season needs study hall.
Sportico published the recent WNBA team valuations and the Indiana Fever are ranked the sixth most valuable franchise at $90 million. Colin Cowherd explains how this demonstrates Caitlin Clark is "the greatest player for business in the history of...
Angel Reese cut to the basket late in the fourth quarter against the New York Liberty. But as the Chicago Sky rookie got the ball, she was inadvertently tripped by New York's Courtney Vandersloot. Falling to the floor, Reese got off the shot, in the process accidentally taking down the Liberty's Breanna Stewart, who fell on top of her.