Indiana Fever President Was Blunt About Caitlin Clark's Appeal as a Teammate
A prominent member of the Indiana Fever's front office didn't mince words about how prospective Fever players should view ...
Indiana Fever to pick eighth in 2025 WNBA draft
With the WNBA's announcement that Golden State will pick fifth in the 2025 draft, Indiana will officially be eighth in the ...
New Indiana Fever president on Christie Sides: 'Hard to not be impressed' by progress
Indiana Fever president Kelly Krauskopf was impressed with how coach Christie Sides made progress this season.
I traveled nearly 40,000 miles covering the Indiana Fever. Here's what I learned.
After 37,000 miles, from Seattle to Dallas to Connecticut, my five-month adventure of covering the 2024 Fever season has come ...
Why Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark isn't playing overseas in offseason or in 3x3 leagues
While Caitlin Clark could likely play for any overseas or stateside basketball league she wanted, she's looking forward to ...
Indiana Fever GM Loving Aliyah Boston's Commercial Appeal
There's no question that Caitlin Clark is not only the most marketable player on the Indiana Fever but the most marketable ...
Indiana Fever Fans Convinced Star Player Will Be Traded After Viral Comments
There has been a lot of talk surrounding Kelsey Mitchell as her future with the Indiana Fever continues to be shrouded in ...
Aliyah Boston Summarizes Indiana Fever's 2024 Season With Two Words
Fever superstar Aliyah Boston was a huge part of his. Not only did the No. 1 overall pick in the 2023 WNBA Draft and the 2023 ...
Indiana Fever President Sends Top WNBA Free Agents a Major Caitlin Clark Message
Indiana Fever team president Kelly Krauskopf recently spoke with the media for her introductory interview with the ...
WNBA: What does free agency look like for the Indiana Fever?
Although most players on the Fever are under contract for next year, fans could see the departure of Kelsey Mitchell, Erica ...
2 moves the Indiana Fever need to make to take the next step
Indiana has the two former recent WNBA Rookie of the Year award winner's in Aliyah Boston (2023) and Caitlin Clark (2024) as the franchises young cornerstones. They hope to build around the two ...