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Indiana’s Game 2 response was about more than scoring
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Indiana’s Game 2 response was about more than scoring
David Schiavone

Angel Reese's team still has to get through the semifinals before earning a spot in the WNBA Finals.
Jose Victor Escobar Rodriguez

The Dream won two of their three regular-season games against the Liberty by double digits
Jorge Gordillo

Her joke about pointing and an “according to the rule book” caption add to the conversation surrounding Wilson’s confrontation with a Fever fan
Roberto Ortega

Sophie Cunningham has some thoughts to share with her morning coffee. In a TikTok captioned “according to the rule book…..,” the Indiana Fever guard jokes about the unexpected return of pointing to the WNBA conversation.
Roberto Ortega

A stylized slow-motion view reveals the timing and precision behind the Fever teammates’ connection
Roberto Ortega

The Cornell 7 case has sparked global anger from names like Florence Pugh and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
David Schiavone

Las Vegas Aces star was involved in a tense moment with a fan during the game against Indiana. A new recording that went viral today shows how the exchange began, which ended with a technical foul for Wilson.
Nicole Somma

Caitlin Clark’s alley-oop to Kelsey Mitchell gets a spectacular new perspective in a replay that looks almost like a video game.
Roberto Ortega

A new angle shows just how intense A’ja Wilson’s confrontation with a Fever fan became. After getting tangled up with Sophie Cunningham following a physical foul, Wilson got to her feet and spotted a spectator two rows behind the basket pointing and shouting at her. She moved toward the fan before teammates and officials stepped in. Arena security determined that the spectator had not violated the fan code of conduct and he was not removed from his seat. Wilson later said that regardless of what was said, no fan should be pointing at or yelling at a player because she considers it unacceptable.
Valeria Sosa

Wilson had a controversial moment with a fan during Game 3 against the Indiana Fever.
David Schiavone

Clark’s reaction to a rookie’s celebration left fans trying to figure out what happened
Valeria Sosa

Fans are scratching their heads after Caitlin Clark appeared to push teammate Raven Johnson during the game. Johnson seemed to be celebrating with Lexie Hull and Sophie Cunningham when Clark suddenly turned toward her and gave her a shove, appearing visibly frustrated. The moment left fans confused, especially after Johnson delivered a strong WNBA playoff debut with 14 points on 6-of-7 shooting and two steals in 22 minutes.
Valeria Sosa

Playoff fireworks in D.C.: Mystics host Angel Reese's Atlanta Dream in East Showdown at CareFirst Arena
Beatriz Rodríguez

Bueckers vs the Valkyries: Dallas Wings chase a Playoff answer after Game 1 blowout
Beatriz Rodríguez

Clark made WNBA history with 27 points and 15 assists
David Schiavone

Whether Wilson approached a fan or entered the stands is key to understanding why she wasn’t ejected
Roberto Ortega

Wilson called the spectator’s behavior unacceptable, while Indiana said security found no violation of its Fan Code of Conduct
Roberto Ortega

The Fever star wasn't satisfied despite forcing a Game 3, openly criticizing the officiating after Indiana's crucial playoff win.
Jose Victor Escobar Rodriguez

Clark hit five three-pointers and delivered 15 assists as Indiana’s three leading scorers combined for 75 points
Roberto Ortega

A'ja Wilson broke her silence after the heated fan confrontation that forced teammates and officials to step in during Game 2.
Jose Victor Escobar Rodriguez

Caitlin Clark made WNBA playoff history in Game 2 against the Aces. With 14 points and 11 assists before halftime.
Jose Victor Escobar Rodriguez

As Indiana tries to stay alive in the WNBA postseason, Caitlin Clark, Sophie Cunningham and Kelsey Mitchell turned the pregame into another show off the court.
Dana Quintero

One brief interaction was enough to get fans reading between the lines
Valeria Sosa