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Fever and Mystics meet for final 2026 regular-season clash in Indianapolis
sports1 month ago

Fever and Mystics meet for final 2026 regular-season clash in Indianapolis

Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever face the Washington Mystics on Sunday, September 20, at 3 p.m. CT at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. This marks the third and final regular-season meeting between the two teams in 2026. The Fever currently lead the season series 1-1, with both previous matchups decided by single digits. The game will be broadcast on NBA TV, Local 5 in Des Moines, and WQAD in the Quad Cities, with streaming available via Fubo or WNBA League Pass. Following this contest, the Fever will conclude their regular season with a two-game series against the Minnesota Lynx on September 22 and 24.

Mystics ride a star trio to the top of the WNBA power rankings
sports2 months ago

Mystics ride a star trio to the top of the WNBA power rankings

Washington has surged to the top of the WNBA power rankings with a seven-game win streak highlighted by Shakira Austin’s dominant two-way play and Cotie McMahon’s clutch contributions, plus the midseason addition of Betnijah Laney-Hamilton to strengthen the postseason push, all while teams balance load management and roster tweaks ahead of the World Cup.

Plum's Ankle Sprain Tests Sparks' Depth Ahead of Mystics Showdown
sports4 months ago

Plum's Ankle Sprain Tests Sparks' Depth Ahead of Mystics Showdown

Los Angeles Sparks star Kelsey Plum sprained her ankle in practice and will miss at least a week, forcing the team to lean on its depth as they prepare for a clash with the Washington Mystics (and a matchup with the Connecticut Sun). Plum, who leads the league with 26.8 PPG and adds 6.3 assists on high efficiency (58.9% FG, 48.8% 3PT), will be evaluated in a week, prompting teammates like Nneka Ogwumike and Dearica Hamby to step up as Sparks adjust offensively.

Clark's late 3s spark Fever comeback, but defense costs them in OT loss
sports5 months ago

Clark's late 3s spark Fever comeback, but defense costs them in OT loss

Caitlin Clark snapped her early shooting slump by drilling five 3s in the fourth quarter to force overtime, finishing with 32 points, but the Fever couldn't contain the Mystics and lost 104-102 as defensive lapses, especially in the paint, were exposed; Clark stressed the need for consistent defense, a point echoed by coach Stephanie White as Indiana searches for balance on both ends.

Kate Martin Hit Free Agency: Potential Landing Spots Include Aces, Mystics, and Fever
sports5 months ago

Kate Martin Hit Free Agency: Potential Landing Spots Include Aces, Mystics, and Fever

Golden State waived Kate Martin on May 7 as rosters tighten, opening the door for several suitors. A reunion with the Las Vegas Aces is plausible, given her previous stint and off-court chemistry; the Washington Mystics could use a 3-and-D wing after Cotie McMahon’s injury; and Indiana Fever could pursue Martin to honor Caitlin Clark friendship, aided by non-guaranteed/development-contract slots. All options hinge on roster fits and contract structure, but a new home for Martin seems likely soon.

Fudd tops 2026 WNBA Draft as Mystics rebuild with West Coast depth
sports6 months ago

Fudd tops 2026 WNBA Draft as Mystics rebuild with West Coast depth

Azzi Fudd, an Arlington, VA native, was selected No. 1 by the Dallas Wings, becoming the first top pick from the D.C. region. The Washington Mystics pursued a West Coast-heavy rebuilding plan, drafting Lauren Betts (No. 4) and Angela Dugalic (No. 9) from UCLA, Cotie McMahon (No. 11) from Ole Miss, and Cassandre Prosper (No. 14) from Notre Dame, with additional mid-round picks Darianna Littlepage-Buggs and Rori Harmon to follow. Toronto Expansion picked Kiki Rice at No. 6, and UCLA tied a WNBA draft record by placing six Bruins in the draft.

Caitlin Clark's Double-Double Powers Fever to Third Straight Win
sports2 years ago

Caitlin Clark's Double-Double Powers Fever to Third Straight Win

Caitlin Clark's double-double led the Indiana Fever to an 88-81 victory over the Washington Mystics, marking their third consecutive win. Clark contributed 18 points, 12 rebounds, six assists, and four steals. Aliyah Boston and Kelsey Mitchell each scored 22 points, helping the Fever achieve their first four-game home winning streak since 2015. The Fever now embark on a five-game road trip starting against the Atlanta Dream.

Caitlin Clark's Double-Double Powers Fever to Third Straight Win
sports2 years ago

Caitlin Clark's Double-Double Powers Fever to Third Straight Win

Caitlin Clark's double-double led the Indiana Fever to an 88-81 victory over the Washington Mystics, marking their third consecutive win. Clark scored 18 points, grabbed a career-high 12 rebounds, and added six assists and four steals. Aliyah Boston and Kelsey Mitchell each contributed 22 points. The Fever, enjoying their first four-game home winning streak since 2015, now embark on a five-game road trip starting against the Atlanta Dream.