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Washington Mystics edged the Indiana Fever 104-102 in overtime, led by Sonia Citron’s career-high 30 points; Caitlin Clark scored 32 to force OT with a late regulation 3, while Mystics rookie Cotie McMahon added 13 in her debut as Washington improved to 2-1 and Indiana fell to 1-2.
The Valkyries waived guard Kate Martin, who is recovering from a Grade 2 quad strain, with a May 7 waiver deadline and a 48-hour claim window. The 2026 season begins May 8. Potential landing spots include reuniting with Caitlin Clark on the Fever (open development contract), returning to the Aces, or signing with the Portland Fire on a development deal; Martin could also end up back with the Valkyries in a development role. The article notes Martin’s Iowa connection with Clark and highlights ongoing offseason roster moves shaping several teams’ guard depth.
Indiana Fever released its 2026 schedule (44 games), opening May 9 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse against the Dallas Wings; the season introduces expansion teams Portland Fire and Toronto Tempo, features Commissioner’s Cup matchups, several back-to-back game series, road trips, and a league pause Aug. 31–Sept. 16 for the FIBA World Cup.
The article discusses the safety and appropriate use of Tylenol for treating children's fevers, emphasizing that there is no credible evidence linking acetaminophen to autism and that it is safe when used correctly. It highlights the importance of managing fever based on the child's behavior and comfort, and clarifies that high fevers are not always dangerous if the child appears well.
Fever is a natural immune response to infection, raising body temperature to hinder pathogen growth and enhance immune cell function. While generally beneficial, unchecked fever can be harmful, and medical guidance is advised for treatment. Understanding when to let a fever run its course versus when to intervene remains an ongoing scientific discussion.
The Las Vegas Aces and Indiana Fever face off in a decisive Game 5 of the WNBA semifinals, with experts split on the outcome; the Aces are favored to win and advance to the Finals, but the Fever's resilience and recent performances make this a highly competitive matchup.
Tylenol, a pain and fever reducer since 1893, remains the gold standard due to its safety and effectiveness, despite ongoing research into its precise mechanisms and recent unfounded claims linking it to autism.
The Indiana Fever won Game 1 of their WNBA semifinal series against the Las Vegas Aces with an 89-73 victory, led by Kelsey Mitchell's 34 points, taking an early series advantage. The game featured strong performances from both teams, with the Fever establishing a significant lead in the third quarter and the Aces attempting a comeback, hindered by A'ja Wilson's shooting struggles. The series continues with Game 2 scheduled in Las Vegas.
Caitlin Clark, a key player for the Indiana Fever, suffered a mild bone bruise in her left ankle on August 7, but this injury does not impact her recovery from a prior groin injury. Despite her limited play due to injuries, Clark remains a prominent figure in women's basketball as the Fever continue their playoff push.
Indiana Fever forward Sophie Cunningham suffered a knee injury during a game against the Connecticut Sun and was helped to the locker room, impacting the team's chances as they aim for a win without her, amid ongoing injuries to key players like Caitlin Clark.
Caitlin Clark, despite sitting out due to a groin injury, showed her appreciation for fans by signing autographs before a Fever game in Chicago, highlighting her popularity and positive attitude even when injured.
Caitlin Clark will miss the WNBA All-Star Game and three-point contest due to a recent groin injury sustained during a game, after previously missing several games this season. Despite her absence, she remains involved in the All-Star festivities as a coach and spectator.
Caitlin Clark's participation in the WNBA All-Star Game is uncertain due to a recent groin injury, which adds to a season of injuries that have limited her play and affected her performance, though her team, Indiana Fever, remains in playoff contention.
Caitlin Clark's injury issues this season are partly attributed to the physicality allowed by opponents, which impacts her load and movement, with her coach Stephanie White criticizing officiating and emphasizing the physical nature of her play and its toll on her health.
Caitlin Clark of the Indiana Fever is out for their upcoming game against the New York Liberty due to a groin injury sustained in a recent game, impacting her availability this season, though she was still named a WNBA All-Star.