The Indiana Fever return from the Olympic break and visit the Chicago Sky, where both teams will try to maintain their playoff position.
The Fever (15-16) — who are 4-1 after the Olympics — can reach a .500 record for the first time this season after a 1-8 start. Kelsey Mitchell has been on a tear in recent weeks, averaging 25.6 points per game since the break and a league-high 18.4 points on the season. Lexie Hull has excelled, hitting 14 of 20 3-pointers during that time, complementing her usual fierce defense.
The No. 1 overall pick, Caitlin Clark, has already set two WNBA rookie records this season (assists, 3-pointers) and is averaging 18 points per game. Aliyah Boston and NaLyssa Smith contribute in the post.
Sky (11-19) has lost four games in a row, but the last three by 2, 2 and 4 points. Chennedy Carter leads Chicago (17.2 points) but missed Wednesday’s game due to health and safety protocols. Rookie Angel Reese is averaging 13.5 points and 12.9 rebounds, which is a league-leading 1. Kamilla Cardoso contributes 9.0 points and 7.9 rebounds.
When do the Indiana Fever play today?
Friday, August 30, 2024, 8:30 p.m. ET, at Wintrust Arena in Chicago.
What channel does Indiana Fever and Connecticut Sun air on?
TV: Ions
Streaming: Fubo (free trial)
Will the Indiana Fever make the WNBA playoffs?
The Fever are seventh in the 12-team league, three games ahead of No. 8 Chicago. Eight teams have made the WNBA playoffs.
Caitlin Clark’s stats with the Indiana Fever
Averages until August 28 (31 games): 18.0 points, 8.1 assists, 5.7 rebounds, 1.4 steals, 32.9% 3-pointers, 90.1% free throws
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Indiana Fever 2024 Schedule
This is the Indiana Fever 2024 schedule with TV information; all times are ET
| Date, day | Location, Opponent | Time, TV/Results |
| May 14, Tues. | in Connecticut | L, 92-71 |
| 16 May, Thu. | against New York | L, 102-66 |
| May 18, Sat. | in New York | L, 91-80 |
| May 20, Mon. | against Connecticut | L, 88-84 |
| May 22, Wed. | Seattle | L, 85-83 |
| 24 May, Fri. | in Los Angeles | W, 78-73 |
| May 25, Sat. | in Las Vegas | L, 99-80 |
| May 28, Tues. | against Los Angeles | L, 88-82 |
| May 30, Thurs. | against Seattle | L, 103-88 |
| June 1, Sat. | against Chicago* | W, 71-70 |
| June 2nd, Sun. | in New York* | L, 104-68 |
| 7 June, Fri. | in Washington* | W, 85-83 |
| June 10, Mon. | in Connecticut* | L, 89-72 |
| 13 June, Thurs. | against Atlanta* | W, 91-84 |
| 16 June, Sun. | against Chicago | W, 91-83 |
| June 19, Wed. | against Washington | W, 88-81 |
| 21 June, Fri. | in Atlanta | W, 91-79 |
| 23 June, Sun. | Chicago | L, 88-87 |
| 27 June, Thu | Seattle | L, 89-77 |
| June 30, Sun. | at Phoenix | W, 88-82 |
| July 2, Tues. | in Las Vegas | L, 88-69 |
| July 6, Sat. | against New York | W, 83-78 |
| July 10, Wed. | against Washington | L, 89-84 |
| July 12, Fri. | against Phoenix | W, 95-86 |
| July 14, Sun. | in Minnesota | W, 81-74 |
| July 17, Wed. | in Dallas | L, 101-93 |
| 16 Aug, Fri. | against Phoenix | W, 98-89 |
| 18 Aug., Sun. | against Seattle | W, 92-75 |
| 24 Aug, Sat. | in Minnesota | L, 90-80 |
| 26 Aug, Mon. | in Atlanta | W, 84-79 |
| Aug 28, Wed | against Connecticut | W, 84-80 |
| 30 Aug, Fri | Chicago | 7:30 p.m., Ion |
| 1 Sept., Sun. | in Dallas | 4:00 p.m., NBA TV |
| 4 Sept., Wed. | against Los Angeles | 7 p.m., CBS SN, WALV |
| 6 Sept., Fri. | against Minnesota | 7:30 p.m., Ion |
| 8 Sept., Sun. | against Atlanta | 4 p.m., WTHR |
| 11 Sept., Wed. | against Las Vegas | 7pm, NBA TV |
| 13 Sept., Fri. | against Las Vegas | 7:30 p.m., Ion |
| Sun. 15, Sun. | against Dallas | 3 p.m., WALV |
| 19 Sept., Thurs. | in Washington | 7pm, Prime, WTHR |
