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USA TODAY College Sports Wire on MSNESPN features pair of Indiana Fever games among most important remaining WNBA dates
ESPN included a pair of Indiana Fever dates among its top 10 most important games left on the WNBA regular season slate.
Indiana Fever Move in ESPN’s Power Rankings After Caitlin Clark Update originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Indiana Fever (18-14) have stayed in a strong position to make the WNBA playoffs without superstar guard Caitlin Clark in the lineup, but doubts are creeping in after an up-and-down week in Indianapolis.
Hopefully, some good news comes out about Clark's progress and a potential return date. For now, ESPN's projected return date of August 26 is something to take note of as a possible glimmer of hope for Indiana. Next up for the Fever will be a Sunday afternoon matchup on the road against the Connecticut Sun.
The Indiana Fever will be without McDonald and Colson, who sufferedseason-ending injuries. However, ESPN revealed possible hardship signings.The post ESPN Reveals Possible Indiana Fever Signings After Major Team Injuriesappeared first on Heavy Sports.
It has become exceedingly clear in recent games that the Indiana Fever's 2025 season hinges on star guard Caitlin Clark returning to the court. Clark has misse
Caitlin Clark remains sidelined with a groin injury as the Indiana Fever face the Phoenix Mercury for the first time this season.
The Indiana Fever posted an eight-word reaction on social media to ESPN's top 25 rankings which featured the team's top star Caitlin Clark.
Another Indiana Fever game has come and gone without star guard Caitlin Clark on the court, as she missed her 11th straight game (12th straight, if you include
ESPN predicts Chicago Sky's Angel Reese won’t return for 2025 WNBA season, while Indiana Fever’s Caitlin Clark could make a comeback.
Indiana’s 5–0 record without Clark has helped them jump to No. 4 in ESPN’s latest WNBA power rankings, behind the New York Liberty (3), Atlanta Dream (2), and Minnesota Lynx (1), and up from No. 5 a week ago. This marks their highest ranking of the 2025 season, highlighting how effectively the team has adapted in Clark’s absence.