Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White has no hard feelings toward DeWanna Bonner, who will make her return to Indianapolis on Wednesday night with the Phoenix Mercury just a month after she was waived following a trade request.

Aliyah Boston and Natasha Howard had double-doubles to help lead the Indiana Fever to the WNBA Commissioner's Cup championship and the $500,000 prize.

Indiana Fever's Newest Addition Draws Attention During Chicago Sky Game originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

The Phoenix Mercury (16-9) continue their five-game road trip throughout the East Coast with the Indiana Fever (14-12).

Iowa women’s basketball star Caitlin Clark out against the Phoenix Mercury on Wednesday, July 30, with a right groin injury

Stephanie White Directly Addresses Newest Indiana Fever Player After Roster Decision originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Indiana Fever have made several roster changes throughout the season, looking to set themselves up for a postseason run.

DeWanna Bonner returns to Gainbridge Fieldhouse as the Phoenix Mercury play the Indiana Fever: TV, stream, odds, injuries, tickets.

DeWanna Bonner's return to Indianapolis has Fever head coach Stephanie White wary, with the Mercury surging. On Wednesday, DeWanna Bonner will return to Indianapolis after a tumultuous time with the organization. After Bonner signed with the Phoenix Mercury in July, it was a full-circle moment.

Money Mike breaks down the Indiana Fever's stunning win against the Las Vegas Aces. He covers Caitlin Clark's impact, Stephanie White's coaching, and Natasha Howard's dominance.

On Friday, the Fever revealed that they had signed Australian Chloe Bibby to a seven-day contract. The former Maryland forward had played in five games with the Golden State Valkyries this year and tallied 11 minutes in Indiana’s win over the Chicago Sky. She recorded eight points, two rebounds and one block.

Clark has missed 13 games this season for the Fever (14-12), including the last four while officially listed as day-to-day with a groin issue. Indiana began its latest stretch minus Clark by losing back-to-back games at New York by a combined 35 points.