Krauskopf Out, Cox Fired: Fever Rebuild the Front Office as Clark and Mitchell Make All-WNBA First Team
Monday, October 26, 2026 · 8 min
The Fever lost their president and general manager in one Friday, hours after The Athletic reported on the franchise's reputation among players. A day later, Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell both made the All-WNBA First Team, and Myisha Hines-Allen took a college coaching job.
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The Fever lost their president and general manager in one Friday, hours after The Athletic reported on the franchise's reputation among players. A day later, Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell both made the All-WNBA First Team, and Myisha Hines-Allen took a college coaching job.
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- Fever's Krauskopf steps down, Cox fired: What it means for Caitlin Clark, Kelsey Mitchell - CBS Sports — CBS Sports
“The Indiana Fever are undergoing a major front-office shakeup. President of basketball and business operations Kelly Krauskopf has stepped down and general manager Amber Cox has been fired.”
- Why Caitlin Clark's Fever could have free agent trouble amid critical offseason | Sporting News — Sporting News
“A new report in The Athletic on Friday lays bare the difficulties that the Fever franchise is facing this offseason -- not necessarily from a salary cap perspective, but from a reputational one, which is undoubtedly more concerning as Indiana tries to add impact talent around…”
- Caitlin Clark Makes All-WNBA First Team Look Routine — Indiana Fever On SI
“Clark was not the only member of the Fever to make All-WNBA First Team. Her backcourt mate Kelsey Mitchell joined her, with A'ja Wilson, Breanna Stewart, and Olivia Miles rounding out the five.”
- The Indiana Fever might have just gotten the team's first 2027 roster shake-up — High Post Hoops
“On October 24, Hines-Allen's offseason plans were confirmed: she will join the coaching staff at Monmouth in her home state of New Jersey.”