Clark, Boston head to Berlin as Fever seeding race tightens
Tuesday, August 25, 2026 · 7 min
Indiana Fever approach the World Cup break with Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston bound for Team USA, while a 1½-game gap from second to fifth keeps home-court seeding within reach but fragile.
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Indiana Fever approach the World Cup break with Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston bound for Team USA, while a 1½-game gap from second to fifth keeps home-court seeding within reach but fragile.
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- Caitlin Clark Comments on Leaving Indiana Fever for World Cup | Kansas City Star — The Kansas City Star
# Caitlin Clark Comments on Leaving Indiana Fever for World Cup | Kansas City Star Published: 2026-08-24T19:32:32-05:00 Source: kansascity.com (kansascity.com) Language: en ## Story Caitlin Clark Comments on Leaving Indiana Fever for World Cup | Kansas City Star It has been a brutal stretch for Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever. On Sunday, they concluded their five-game road trip with a…
- Playoff race tightens as the WNBA nears the World Cup break — TSN
Playoff race tightens as the WNBA nears the World Cup break # Playoff race tightens as the WNBA nears the World Cup break By The Canadian Press Published: August 24, 2026 at 1:54p.m. EDT Now Playing WNBA: Fever 113, Sky 90 02:29 WNBA: Aces 88, Tempo 78 03:03 Wilson scores 27, Aces deal short-handed Tempo defeat NEW YORK (AP) — As the WNBA heads into its final week before the FIBA…
- Stephanie White sends blunt request after courtside incident at Fever-Sky game | Sporting News — The Sporting News
Stephanie White sends blunt request after courtside incident at Fever-Sky game | Sporting News # Stephanie White sends blunt request after courtside incident at Fever-Sky game Rodney Knuppel Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White had no interest in allowing a courtside confrontation to overshadow her team’s best offensive performance of the season. The Fever rolled to a 113-90 win over the…
- Step Back — With Indiana shorthanded and the playoff race tightening before the World Cup break, what does the Fever most urgently need to solve—half-court creation, defensive rebounding, or rotation reliability—and how could Caitlin Clark’s World Cup absence change that calculus?
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