Can Caitlin Clark lead Indiana to its second playoff appearance in nine seasons? Decide for yourself by analyzing the team's full 2025 schedule below.

Over the weekend the Chicago Sky suffered an embarrassing 93-58 loss at the hands of Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever. The reigning WNBA Rookie of the year dropped 20 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists to become the fastest played in league history to three career triple-doubles.

2 units: A’ja Wilson to win MVP (+225) 2 units: Stephanie White to win Coach of the Year (+115) 0.5 unit: Kamila Cardoso to win Most Improved Player (+3000) 0.5 unit: Angel Reese to win DPOY (+2000) 0.5 unit: Aliyah Boston to win DPOY (+3500) 0.5 unit: Kamila Cardoso to win DPOY (+5500)

Last season, many doubted Caitlin Clark could carry the momentum she built with her spectacular play for the Iowa Hawkeyes to the Indiana Fever in the WNBA. Early in her career, the detractors had their fair share of fuel to pour on the fire as Clark struggled to make shots and protect the rock.

It was revealed by Front Office Sports last week that a bombshell lawsuit had been filed against Phoenix Suns CEO Josh Bartelstein by the team’s former director of safety, security, and risk management Gene Traylor for racial discrimination.

The Caitlin Clark Gold Vinyl Prizm 1/1 has hit Alt auctions and this card is probably going to break all sorts of records. The timing is perfect, with the WNBA season just underway and Clark coming off a triple-double in the opening game against Chicago.

Indiana Fever star center Aliyah Boston was stunned upon learning she had received a technical foul for her small role in an altercation between Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese.

RGIII brought some news to the Washington Commanders with his take on the Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese rivalry.