r/IndianaFeverFans

Congrats to Caitlin Clark on being named to @TIME's 100 most influential people in sports 2026 list.

u/Remiandbun — 12 hours ago

WNBA All-Star voting begins this Thursday 2pm! 🗳️

Don't forget to start voting for our Fever ladies this Thursday, folks! 🗳️🤩💪🥳😎👌🔥

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u/EllieandJoel4ever — 10 hours ago

no one on Fever bench shouts time left on shot clock?

Multiple shot clock violations by the Fever. Wonder why couldn't anyone on their bench do what Breezy Turner used to do: yell "10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1!" to alert oncourt players about the shot clock?

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u/FunnyTax1607 — 12 hours ago

I wish Lexie would

take more shots. She's a good shooter and she gets a lot of open looks where she just passes. I don't know if she's afraid to shoot sometimes or what. I remember last year she made like 3 3pt shots in a row and she looked embarrassed instead of jubilant. Maybe she's just more happy facilitating. One thing we know is she's the best defensive player which is what we need the most.

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u/taeempy — 19 hours ago

I hope this doesn't happen, but

I wonder why teams don't full court press The Fever? I think it was in the Portland game over a weak ago they made their huge comeback by applying full court press and Indiana looked as if they've never played basketball in their lives just trying to get across half court.

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u/taeempy — 18 hours ago

What’s going on in the main Indiana Fever sub?

They’re deleting posts that are critical of Stephanie White.

They’re deleting comments that support Caitlin Clark.

Being critical of the Fever front office or the media earns you a (temp) ban.

Has that sub become the Indiana Fever’s Pravda?

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u/Clown_Penis69 — 1 day ago

Exciting game and so frustrating to continue blowing huge leads.

I think the next practice should just consist of shooting layups. They continue to miss so many of these. I get if it's contested, but many of these layups are when they beat their defender to the hoop and just blow the layup.

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u/taeempy — 20 hours ago

Why people reject the criticism of Kelsey Mitchell never passing the ball

Why is it considered a good argument to say "that's just the type of player she's always been" or say "She's X type of player. Why expect her to do something else"?

What irritates me about this all she'd be asked to do is some fairly basic passing. Which would in turn help her by making her harder to guard. It's not like people are suggesting Mitchell all of a sudden adopt a new, highly specialized skill set. It's just a matter of doing basic play maker passing once in a while. Which if anything, should be easier for her than most to mix into her game since her expert dribbling skills open up a lot of space and draws coverage. Rather than Mitchell literally only ever passing to kick the ball out when the lanes are clogged with 2 seconds left on the shot clock.

And unfortunately, the other issue here is that any criticism of Clark’s teammates is often framed as excuses for Clark.

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u/tantamle — 1 day ago