Kelsey Plum Breaks Silence After Caitlin Clark, WNBA All-Star Drama originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The WNBA All-Star Game in Indianapolis last month was not just a setting for competition but for a striking moment that rippled across the league.

The Fever notched arguably their most resilient win of the WNBA season Sunday afternoon against the Sun in a game that started with some chippiness and ended with fireworks.

Last year, Clark also helped the Fever make the WNBA playoffs for the first time since 2016. Indiana finished with a 20-20 record, finishing the season with the No. 6 seed. They went on to lose to Stephanie White and the Connecticut Sun in two games, dismissing coach Christie Sides shortly after.

Kelsey Mitchell knocked down a career-high 38 points to lead Indiana a 21-point comeback victory over the Connecticut Sun — the largest come-from-behind win in Fever history — and Aliyah Boston also wrote her name in the team's record books.

From now til the end of time, Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese will always be rivals, and former First Lady Michelle Obama is weighing in.  In college, Reese and C

Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White said the team's "hope" is that star guard Caitlin Clark returns at some point in the regular season.

There are less than four weeks left in the WNBA season and the race at the top, excluding the Minnesota Lynx, is tight. And while the Atlanta Dream, New York Liberty and Phoenix Mercury battle it out for 2nd-4th, the Las Vegas Aces are marching their way up the standings trying to break into that top 4.

While Fever head coach Stephanie White hopes to get Caitlin Clark back before the end of the regular season, her absence is weighing on Indiana as the playoff race tightens.

Skip Bayless speculated that the WNBA and Indiana Fever could be lying about the severity of Caitlin Clark's groin injury as the star guard remains sidelined