Indiana Fever rookie Raven Johnson’s first media session amid the WNBA FIBA break went viral for the perfect reasons. Johnson went from being Caitlin Clark’s college rival in the 2024 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament Final to becoming a fan favorite after joining the Fever in the 2026 Draft.

The Indiana Fever are having their best year in franchise history. Despite starting the 2026 WNBA season at 5-5, they now hold a 26-14 record. Head coach Stephanie White has an array of talent that can help lead the Fever to a championship.

Kelsey Mitchell’s remarkable 2026 season has prompted plenty of praise from around the WNBA, but Indiana Fever teammate Lexie Hull may have summarized it better than anyone.

Indiana Fever rookie Raven Johnson went to Seattle during the WNBA season pause. Indiana Fever rookie Raven Johnson has had an up-and-down 2026 season. She started the campaign playing significant minutes, averaging 4.3 points, 2.5 rebounds and 1.8 assists in 14.7 minutes in her first 22 games.

The Minnesota Lynx have added former Indiana Fever guard Aari McDonald to their roster.

Aerial Powers may not have landed a WNBA roster spot this season, but the former Indiana Fever guard still found an opportunity to represent the United States around the world. Powers reflected on her busy international run in an Instagram post after competing in three FIBA 3x3 Women’s Series events during August.

Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham turned 30 on Aug. 16. She was in action for the Fever on her special day as Indiana secured a 95-91 overtime win over Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream. Cunningham logged 32 minutes off the bench, finishing with three points, seven rebounds and one assist.

Aliyah Boston and her Team USA teammates were asked who the biggest trash talker on the squad is. Interestingly, Angel Reese's name was a common answer.