The Indiana Fever are extremely depleted right now when it comes to injuries. Back in July, star point guard Caitlin Clark suffered a groin injury that she stil

Despite losing three guards to season-ending injuries, the Indiana Fever's head coach Stephanie White praised the team's resilience and determination to pursue their championship aspirations.

Fever coach Stephanie White recognizes the value of vulnerability with her players. Fever stars believe her “open-door” policy impacts team culture.

Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White unloaded on the WNBA officials this week, saying that Aliyah Boston is the worst officiated post player in the game right now.

The latest injury concern comes in the form of Sophie Cunningham sustaining a leg problem in the first half of the game. The 29-year-old was writhing in pain on the floor as she grabbed her leg. Cunningham had to be helped off the court and was not able to return.

Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White yelled at Sophie Cunningham to get back in the game following a sex toy hitting her.

The Indiana Fever are still waiting for Caitlin Clark to return from a groin injury suffered on July 15 against the Connecticut Sun.

Stephanie White and the Indiana Fever found themselves with a point guard problem as Caitlin Clark (groin), Aari McDonald (foot) and Sydney Colson (knee) are all dealing with injuries. White and the Fever have addressed the injuries by bringing in two new point guards on hardship contracts.

The Fever secured an arduous and emotional comeback victory over the Sun on Sunday, picking up their 19th victory of the season in overtime, 99–93. Head coach Stephanie White couldn't help but get emotional during her postgame address in the locker room in which she praised the team's relentless effort throughout the game.