After going 20-20 last season in Caitlin Clark's rookie year, the Indiana Fever are expected to have a real shot at winning the WNBA championship this year. They have a nice young core that includes Clark, guard Kelsey Mitchell and forward Aliyah Boston, as well as new additions Natasha Howard and wing DeWanna Bonner.

After Chicago's Angel Reese claimed a fan shouted racial slurs at her in Indiana, the Fever and WNBA are working together in their investigations.

Last time out, Clark and the Fever put a hurting on the Chicago Sky, winning the season opener, 93-58. Clark, a former University of Iowa and Dowling Catholic standout, recorded a

Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever started the 2025 WNBA season in style, winning the season opener in record-setting fashion. Nearly all of Clark's games in 2025 will air on national television.

Caitlin Clark has taken the Indiana Fever to a whole new level. And the attention that followed her from her illustrious college career has now made her one of the (if not the) most popular players in the WNBA.

During the matchup against the Sky, several Indiana stars earned historic feats, including Caitlin Clark and DeWanna Bonner. Bonner's accomplishment late in the game was the highlight of the team's season opener. The Fever star moved into the No. 3 spot on the WNBA 's all-time scoring list.

One of this weekend's most discussed sporting events was the Fever's season opener against the Chicago Sky, where we got the latest chapter in the growing rivalry between Clark an

The 2025 Fever are starting to take shape: Offseason acquisition Natasha Howard put up 15 points. The Clark-Aliyah Boston connection remained strong, with Boston pitching in 19 points and 12 rebounds. DeWanna Bonner, a veteran acquisition for the Fever in the offseason, made history by passing Tina Thompson on the WNBA's all-time scoring list.