Indiana Fever Daily Podcast

Athlon reports Aliyah Boston has started rehab with a three-to-six-month recovery window, Kelsey Mitchell answered Caitlin Clark's season-wrap post with 'da one,' and a Mondo Metrics report shows Indiana nearly matching the rest of the league combined in social engagement. Plus, Enes Kanter claims the league didn't want the Fever going deep.

1. Indiana Fever’s Aliyah Boston Announces Update After Unfortunate News — Athlonsports“While Boston’s recovery could take 3-6 months, she is expected to be ready for the start of the 2027 WNBA season.”
2. "Doing What I Love": Kelsey Mitchell Calls Caitlin Clark 'Da One’ After Indiana Fever’s 2026 Season Ends | NBA | NDTV US Sports — NDTV“Mitchell responded with “da one,” showing her support for her backcourt partner after a season in which both guards played major roles for Indiana.”
3. New report shows Indiana Fever, Instagram delivering engagement in WNBA regular season — Rachel Axon“Indiana stood alone in the data, with 82 of the biggest 100 posts coming from the Fever and its 3,400 engagements per post hitting 10x everyone else.”
4. Enes Kanter says the WNBA has an agenda against the Indiana Fever — Luke Randall“And on the topic of the Indiana Fever, Kanter isn’t buying the league’s neutrality, claiming WNBA higher-ups were terrified of them going deep in the playoffs because of the off-court noise.”

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Angel Reese and Atlanta blew out Golden State 97-71 on Wednesday for a 2-1 Finals lead, while a new column says Indiana has roughly $3.5 million to work with before Clark's extension. Plus Kelsey Mitchell cheers on her brother's 50-point night and Caitlin Clark hypes Tyrese Haliburton's return.

1. Game Recap: Golden State vs. Atlanta (Finals, Game 3) — WNBA“Angel Reese had 21 points and 12 rebounds to help the Atlanta Dream beat the Golden State Valkyries 97-71 on Wednesday night and take a 2-1 lead in the WNBA Finals.”
2. The Fever faces problems with cap space, fans, and solidarity: what's next in 2027? — Stephanie Kaloi“That leaves the team with around $3.5 million — and, presumably, Clark will eat up some of that. The Fever could try trading Hull or Billings (or both), but fans might not like it.”
3. Indiana Fever Star Kelsey Mitchell Shares Personal Update Amid WNBA Offseason | Yardbarker — Yardbarker“The older Mitchell recently exploded for 50 points on 70% shooting. He also finished with 19 rebounds and four assists to lead his team to a 106-87 win.”
4. Caitlin Clark's comment on NBA star turns heads — Paolo Songco“The Indiana stars have been supporting each other by watching their games and voicing support on social media. Clark will likely be in attendance at Gainbridge Fieldhouse for a few games this season, joining fans in cheering for their NBA team.”

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Aliyah Boston is committed to Unrivaled despite her knee surgery, and Mitchell and Cunningham head to Project B; Elle Duncan says Clark was used as an 'avatar' in WNBA culture wars. Plus a cheap frontcourt target from the Finals, and Angel Reese evening the series ahead of tonight's Game 3.

1. Where Indiana Fever Players Are Competing During WNBA Offseason — Indiana Fever On SI“Boston's exact timeline and status for competing in Unrivaled remains unclear after the Fever announced that she had undergone successful arthroscopic surgery to repair the meniscus in her right knee. Boston dealt with the injury throughout the WNBA season, with the issue dating…”
2. Fever's Caitlin Clark in 'completely unfair situation' amid Kelsey Mitchell tension | Sporting News — Jeremy Beren“"I think Caitlin Clark has been put in a completely unfair situation," Duncan said. "It is so complicated, it is so nuanced, it is long before Caitlin Clark stepped foot on a WNBA court that some of these ideas and these narratives have been out there, but they used her as an…”
3. Indiana Fever Could Target WNBA Finals Standout in Free Agency — Grant Young“Amihere's impact doesn't always show up in her stat line. She's an elite defender and a rim protector, which Indiana could really use from a backup center.”
4. Angel Reese Shines in the Finals, and Caitlin Clark Doesn't Need to Play to Make Headlines | MARCA — Nicole Somma“She also became only the third player in WNBA Finals history to record at least 30 points and 15 rebounds in a single game, following Jonquel Jones and Breanna Stewart. She also set the record for the youngest player to achieve that statistical combination in a Finals game.”

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Aliyah Boston had arthroscopic surgery on her right meniscus with no return timetable, and the All-Defensive teams show what Indiana is missing. Plus a Bleacher Report trade pitch for Ariel Atkins and a look at Raven Johnson's rookie year.

1. Indiana Fever Announce Major Aliyah Boston Injury Update - Newsweek — Newsweek“Four-time All-Star Aliyah Boston underwent successful surgery Wednesday to repair the lateral meniscus in her right knee, the organization announced Thursday. The procedure comes just two weeks after Indiana's season ended with a playoff loss to the Las Vegas Aces.”
2. Indiana Fever Can’t Remain Absent From WNBA All-Defensive Teams — Sports Illustrated“The WNBA announced the All-Defensive Teams on Thursday, and there was a common theme. 6 of the 10 players who made first or second team are on the Golden State Valkyries or Atlanta Dream, who of course are playing in the WNBA Finals.”
3. Fever trade idea pairs Caitlin Clark with All-Defense Team regular | Sporting News — Jeremy Beren“Pincus proposes that the Fever would send forward Monique Billings, a 2027 first-round pick and a 2028 second-round pick to the rebuilding Los Angeles Sparks in exchange for Atkins and a second-round pick in the 2027 draft.”
4. Indiana Fever Guard Raven Johnson Shares WNBA's Rookie Update — Athlon Sports“The 23-year-old also made an impact in the Fever’s first-round playoff series against the Las Vegas Aces. Johnson averaged 7.3 points and 2.0 rebounds in 20.7 minutes over three games against the Aces, including a 14-point explosion in Game 1.”

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Amber Cox names frontcourt depth and perimeter defense as Indiana's offseason needs, while IndyStar puts the Fever's projected cap room at about $3.25 million and Clark plans to host free-agent visits. Plus Sophie Cunningham's 'not going away' TikTok and a Finals schedule change.

1. Indiana Fever GM Amber Cox Comments on Next Move to Help Caitlin Clark, Aliyah Boston - Yahoo Sports — Angelo Guinhawa“"And I think just we need some more production out of that wing spot. And again, this gets back to like the defensive end of the floor, we got to make sure we've got people on the perimeter that can shut down some of these elite scorers in the league, which is not easy on a…”
2. How Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark will be involved in 2027 roster building — Indystar““It’s interesting because my first (offseason) we had some of those, then my second (offseason), just with the CBA, nobody really took visits to figure out where they wanted to go,” Clark said. “There wasn’t a whole lot of recruiting of free agents (last offseason) other than…”
3. Sophie Cunningham's 'Not Going Away' Post Could Hint at Fever Future — Grant Young“Granted, whether Cunningham ends up back with the Fever next season isn't entirely her choice. The front office also needs to be on board, and they will need to present her with a contract that Cunningham deems worthwhile (she was frustrated with the deal she got from them last…”
4. 2026 WNBA playoffs bracket: WNBA Finals schedule tweaked so Dream can use larger venue - CBS Sports — CBS Sports“The Atlanta Dream and the Golden State Valkyries will square off in the 2026 WNBA Finals -- with a slightly different schedule. The Dream will host Games 3 and 4 at State Farm Arena and Game 3 was moved up one day to Oct. 21 to accommodate the Finals game.”

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Kelsey Mitchell can earn a supermax only by re-signing with the Indiana Fever. Caitlin Clark holds off on her EPIC extension until the roster takes shape, and the Dream-Valkyries WNBA Finals show the depth and defense Indiana still lacks.

1. WNBA Finals Show Why Indiana Fever Can't Afford to Stand Pat — Sports Illustrated“The Dream, for one, did not rest on their laurels after a 30-14 season in 2025. They traded for Angel Reese. Atlanta finished with the same record but the addition of Reese's defense, hustle, and toughness helped propel them to the Finals.”
2. Caitlin Clark Makes Surprising Admission About Potential Fever Extension — Roundtable“So not saying I am going to sign it, not saying I'm going to sign it or not sign it. I think it's just kind of figuring out the way we need to construct our roster. No matter what, I'm going to be here. I just want to do what's best for the team”
3. Kelsey Mitchell Has Major Salary Incentive to Stay With Indiana Fever — Indiana Fever On SI“Article V, Section 8(c) of the WNBA's new Collective Bargaining Agreement CBA) states that Mitchell's eligibility for a veteran Supermax contract (which she had with the Fever this past season) is only an option if she re-signs with the Fever rather than signs with another team.…”
4. GETTIN’ GIGGY WITH IT: The Fever Have Their Future. Now They Have to Build a Champion. - 1010 WCSI — 1010 WCSI“And after following this team through the highs, the disappointments, the historic performances, and the moments when everything seemed to be coming together, I’ve reached a conclusion. The Fever do not have a superstar problem. They have a championship roster problem. There’s a…”

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WNBA Finals set: the Golden State Valkyries and Atlanta Dream swept their semifinals and meet starting October 17, while the Indiana Fever face an offseason built around fixing their defense and settling Stephanie White's coaching future.

1. 2026 WNBA playoffs bracket, schedule: Valkyries and Dream advance to WNBA Finals with semifinal sweeps - CBS Sports — CBS Sports“The Atlanta Dream and the Golden State Valkyries will square off in the 2026 WNBA Finals. The Dream and Valkyries both completed semifinal sweeps on Friday night. Atlanta knocked out the New York Liberty, while Golden State ousted the reigning champion Las Vegas Aces. The 2026…”
2. Caitlin Clark Identifies Fever's Biggest Offseason Priority After Playoff Exit - Yahoo Sports — Yahoo Sports“Caitlin Clark said Thursday that defense will be the Indiana Fever's main focus this offseason. Indiana averaged 96.0 points per game in the regular season, the most in WNBA history, according to ESPN, and posted a league-record 115 offensive rating.”
3. Indiana Fever GM Amber Cox Comments on Stephanie White's Future - Yahoo Sports — Yahoo Sports“"I think the expectation, and she'll say this too, is always championship. We didn't meet that expectation, but we're going to learn from it, and we're going to grow," Cox said about White during the exit interview. "Steph's players know that she rides for them, I think she has…”
4. The Indiana Fever need change — but in what way, exactly? | The IX Basketball — The IX Basketball“The team had championship aspirations, yet won just one playoff game. That means change, wanted or not, has to come in Indiana.”

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Caitlin Clark used her Indiana Fever exit interview to denounce people who spread hate in her name and to urge the team to re-sign Kelsey Mitchell. She also said she's staying in Indiana whether or not she signs the EPIC extension.

1. Fever's Clark denounces online hate directed at 'good soul' Mitchell - ESPN — ESPN“"As far as people that have used me to demonstrate racist rhetoric or hate or discrimination, that's not something I stand for," Clark said. "That's never been something I've stood for. For those of you that know me, you know that's not what I'm about.”
2. WNBA playoffs 2026: After another early exit, what's next for Fever? - ESPN — ESPN“And sure enough, the Fever had the No. 1 offense in WNBA history, averaging 96.0 points per game in the regular season. Kelsey Mitchell (24.7 points per game) and Clark (22.3) finished ranked No. 2 and No. 3 in points per game and were the highest-scoring teammates in league…”
3. Kelsey Mitchell landing spots: Three WNBA contenders make ... — CBS Sports“The Fever paid Mitchell, 30, the supermax this season and have the cap space to re-sign her, but they'll face plenty of competition from the rest of the league. Mitchell, who said in her exit interview that she plans to be "selfish" during her free agency process, appears open…”
4. Aliyah Boston Makes Admission About Indiana Fever's Mistakes — Athlon Sports““Win more games in the regular season so you can start at home. How about that?” Boston said on her “Post Moves” podcast when co-host Candace Parker asked her what she learned from the playoffs. Boston proceeded to highlight the Fever’s major flaw during the series, noting that…”
5. Caitlin Clark's Fever set a TV ratings bar the WNBA semifinal ... — OutKick“The Indiana Fever's regular-season games on major broadcast networks averaged more than twice the audience of the WNBA semifinal openers on Oct. 4. And those playoff games were on ABC and NBC. An OutKick review of Indiana's 10 regular-season games on ABC, CBS and NBC found an…”

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Rachel DeMita's case for surrounding Caitlin Clark with bigger defensive wings, a columnist's list of Fever trade candidates led by Lexie Hull, and the Aces dropping Game 2 to Golden State 83-81 to fall behind 0-2.

1. Ex-College Basketball Player Offers Clear Blueprint for Fever to Build Around Caitlin Clark - EssentiallySports — Ojus Verma Share: Link Copied!

   Ex-College Basketball Player Offers Clear Blueprint for Fever to Build Around Caitlin Clark - EssentiallySports

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MARCA counts only six Fever players under contract as Tyasha Harris and Sophie Cunningham head toward free agency, while OutKick's first-round numbers show Indiana nearly doubling every other series. Bomani Jones says the Fever have a fan problem they can't solve, and it could follow Kelsey Mitchell into free agency.

1. Caitlin Clark says goodbye to a Fever teammate as Indiana clears space for her new contract | MARCA — Jorge Gordillo

   # Caitlin Clark says goodbye to a Fever teammate as Indiana clears space for her new contract | MARCA

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