Cunningham, who spent her first six years in the WNBA with the Phoenix Mercury, was acquired by Indiana as part of a four-team deal. In the same trade, the Fever added guard Jaelyn Brown from the Dallas Wings. Indiana notably gave up the No. 8 pick in the 2025 WNBA Draft and forward NaLyssa Smith.

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That game will be shown live on ESPN. Everyone wants to watch Caitlin Clark. And now, they’ll want to see Sophie Cunningham. Meanwhile, this is a team sport. And the Indiana Fever have quite the team. First possession of the game, the Fever push the ball ...

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark showed off her sharp sense of humor Sunday night after teammate Sophie Cunningham posted on her Instagram. Cunningham, who recently joined the Fever from the Phoenix Mercury,

"She's here and she's ready to take care of business!" There are a million words that can be used to describe Caitlin Clark's game, but a hack isn't one of them! The post Caitlin Clark Haters Silenced as National Analyst Delivers Bold Verdict on Atlanta Game Controversy appeared first on EssentiallySports.

The Fever have high hopes but got off to a slow start in their preseason debut. A fiery newcomer brought energy. Here are three things that stood out.

Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White got honest about Sophie Cunningham's ankle injury she suffered over the weekend.

"I came close to getting suspended for our last game, and obviously, every front office tries to get your technicals taken away, and they wouldn't take any of mine away," Caitlin Clark said on the Bird and Taurasi Show on Sunday afternoon during the women's national championship game.