The WNBA set a new regular-season attendance record on Friday, reaching the 2.43 million mark, per Colin Salao of Front Office Sports. The previous record was 2,364,736 fans back in 2002.

On Tuesday, Fever photographer Bri Lewerke took to Instagram to share some pictures that featured the team’s injured players. Clark was one of the first to comment on the post as she sent a heartfelt message amid the unfortunate turn of events. “At least we love each other endlessly,” she wrote.

Sophie Cunningham, Sydney Colson and Aari McDonald are out for the season, while Caitlin Clark has missed 13 straight games with a groin injury.

The Indiana Fever have four days off before their next game, a Friday night matchup against the league-leading Minnesota Lynx. Perhaps that's a rare turn of go

The Indiana Fever emerged as a WNBA title contender under the leadership of Stephanie White and Caitlin Clark. The Fever were set to compete against some of the top teams in the WNBA, but they have been constantly hit with setbacks to their roster.

Indiana Fever players Kelsey Mitchell and Brianna Turner will headline an abortion rights fundraising event “Playing With Our Lives” on Aug. 21 in Carmel.

For her efforts during the week, Mitchell was honored with the Eastern Conference Player of the Week award, which was the second time she's received that recognition so far during the 2025 WNBA season.

Indiana Fever Dealt Unfortunate Blow After Chicago Sky Lost on Friday originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Indiana Fever and Chicago Sky have had their fair share of injury problems during the 2025 WNBA season, both missing their stars in Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese, respectively, for an extended period of time.