Fever Shopping List: Cox Wants Size Behind Boston and Wings Who Guard
Wednesday, October 14, 2026 · 7 min

Amber Cox names frontcourt depth and perimeter defense as Indiana's offseason needs, while IndyStar puts the Fever's projected cap room at about $3.25 million and Clark plans to host free-agent visits. Plus Sophie Cunningham's 'not going away' TikTok and a Finals schedule change.
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Amber Cox names frontcourt depth and perimeter defense as Indiana's offseason needs, while IndyStar puts the Fever's projected cap room at about $3.25 million and Clark plans to host free-agent visits. Plus Sophie Cunningham's 'not going away' TikTok and a Finals schedule change.
In this episode
- Indiana Fever GM Amber Cox Comments on Next Move to Help Caitlin Clark, Aliyah Boston - Yahoo Sports — Angelo Guinhawa
“"And I think just we need some more production out of that wing spot. And again, this gets back to like the defensive end of the floor, we got to make sure we've got people on the perimeter that can shut down some of these elite scorers in the league, which is not easy on a…”
- How Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark will be involved in 2027 roster building — Indystar
““It’s interesting because my first (offseason) we had some of those, then my second (offseason), just with the CBA, nobody really took visits to figure out where they wanted to go,” Clark said. “There wasn’t a whole lot of recruiting of free agents (last offseason) other than…”
- Sophie Cunningham's 'Not Going Away' Post Could Hint at Fever Future — Grant Young
“Granted, whether Cunningham ends up back with the Fever next season isn't entirely her choice. The front office also needs to be on board, and they will need to present her with a contract that Cunningham deems worthwhile (she was frustrated with the deal she got from them last…”
- 2026 WNBA playoffs bracket: WNBA Finals schedule tweaked so Dream can use larger venue - CBS Sports — CBS Sports
“The Atlanta Dream and the Golden State Valkyries will square off in the 2026 WNBA Finals -- with a slightly different schedule. The Dream will host Games 3 and 4 at State Farm Arena and Game 3 was moved up one day to Oct. 21 to accommodate the Finals game.”