All the latest Indiana Fever WNBA news

New York, Las Vegas and Golden State all grabbed 1-0 leads in their best-of-three First Round series on Sunday, September 27, 2026, as Breanna Stewart's 34 points powered the Liberty past the Lynx in Minneapolis, A'ja Wilson's 38-point outburst carried the Aces over the Fever in Las Vegas, and the Valkyries routed the Wings behind Tiffany Hayes and Gabby Williams at Chase Center.

The Minnesota Lynx, Golden State Valkyries, Las Vegas Aces and Atlanta Dream headline a best-of-three opening round that tipped off Sunday, September 27, with injury questions shadowing several top contenders.

Depth, records and clinched playoff berths mark a season in which French players — led by Carla Leite and Dominique Malonga — have become a fixture of the WNBA's award races and postseason picture with barely a month of games remaining.

WNBA - Seattle Storm co-owner Celeste Keaton has been fined and suspended for five home games by the WNBA following a heated exchange with fans who brought signs supporting Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham into Climate Pledge Arena. The league confirmed the sanctions Thursday, one day after the Storm issued a public apology.

Fever crush Seattle Storm 105-95 — Indiana's fourth consecutive 100-point performance sets an all-time WNBA record, powered by Caitlin Clark's 32-point masterclass and Kelsey Mitchell's explosive fourth quarter, despite losing Aliyah Boston to a lower-leg injury

Chemistry Building - Team USA secured their second consecutive victory in San Juan, but Caitlin Clark and head coach Kara Lawson acknowledged the team's struggles with pace and execution against Puerto Rico's zone defense, as the squad continues to develop chemistry ahead of the World Cup.

International Basketball - African champions D'Tigress will make history as the first African national team to face a WNBA franchise when they take on Minnesota Lynx at the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City on April 27, marking a groundbreaking moment for women's basketball.