Fever shore up Caitlin Clark's supporting cast with 2-time WNBA champ addition
The Fever have signed guard Sydney Colson to a one-year deal, bringing over the two-time WNBA champion from the Aces.
'How long before an Indiana banner goes up?' ESPN commentator loves what Fever have done in offseason
The Indiana Fever have made several bold moves to move up the WNBA standings in 2025. ESPN's Frank Isola noticed.
Indiana Fever's Sophie Cunningham dances with 'Joe Dirt' mom celebrating WNBA trade
Caitlin Clark's newest teammate is stoked to be joining the Fever. She celebrated by grooving with her mom, who does have a ...
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Most impactful WNBA offseason moves: Caitlin Clark poised for big second act with Fever additions
WNBA offseason has been arguably the wildest in league history. With things calming down after a flurry of transactions, here ...
Natasha Howard will be more than a great player for Indiana Fever. She's a culture fit too.
Natasha Howard, a three-time WNBA champion, will bring a winning mentality to Indianapolis. With a young core, that's exactly ...
Good Luck Guarding Caitlin Clark and the New Look Indiana Fever
The Indiana Fever had the WNBA's best offense last season after the Olympic break, and it wasn't particularly close. Which ...
Indiana Fever Waive Grace Berger
Berger left college as Indiana's all-time winningest player, helping her coach Teri Moren bring the program to new heights - including a Big Ten Title and an Elite Eight appearance. She's the ...
Indiana Fever adds WNBA Champion Natasha Howard, waives former IU star Grace Berger, forward Victaria Saxton
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Fever have added three-time WNBA Champion Natasha Howard and waived former IU basketball star ...
WNBA free-agency winners and losers: How did the Fever, Valkyries and others fare?
Now that the majority of moves are complete, with Diana Taurasi’s potential retirement as the last major unresolved decision, ...
Liberty keeping quiet as WNBA’s free agency runs wild
The reigning champions have been pretty quiet in free agency, while some of the WNBA’s biggest stars played musical chairs.