The Indiana Fever's newest addition, Chloe Bibby, shared her appreciation to be back in the WNBA on her seven-day contract.

When the Indiana Fever signed forward DeWanna Bonner before the 2025 season, the expectation was that she would bring the kind of versatility, defense and

The Indiana Fever and Chicago Sky will once again face off on Sunday, but the contest will take place with significantly less star power on the floor than has u

While playing a third consecutive game without Caitlin Clark, the Indiana Fever ended a two-game losing streak, defeating the Las Vegas Aces.

The Indiana Fever have been playing without WNBA star Caitlin Clark. Clark has missed ample time this season due to injury, recently being sidelined for her third straight game. With Clark out of the lineup, the Fever have recently gone 1-2.

Bonner set the record straight about her Fever tenure by speaking with ESPN for a July 26 article. When reflecting on her short time in Indiana, she said, "I wouldn't do anything differently. I think my journey is my journey, and I'm going to accept that. It carried me to where I am now in Phoenix, and it happened that way for a reason."

Caitlin Clark has only appeared in 13 of the Indiana Fever's 25 games to this point of the 2025 WNBA season. She's dealt with a left quad injury, a left groin injury and, most recently, a right groin strain.

The Indiana Fever return home to play the Las Vegas Aces and star A'ja Wilson: TV, stream, odds, injuries, tickets.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/wnba/fever as Stephanie White Assesses New Signing Chloe Bibby's Fit with Indiana Fever. On July 25, the Indiana Fever announced that they had signed Australian forward Chloe Bibby to a 7-day contract.

The Indiana Fever will wear "Stranger Things" special edition jerseys for seven games, starting with Thursday's contest against the Las Vegas Aces.

Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham says she has been fined $500 for a TikTok criticizing the league’s referees.

After taking some time off, the 37-year-old signed with the Phoenix Mercury on July 8 — the team that drafted her fifth overall in the 2009 WNBA Draft. Bonner’s return marked a sweet reunion for both sides, as she had spent the first 10 seasons of her career there.