Fever vs Sun: Tonight’s WNBA Game in Indy

Game Details and Broadcast Info

Wednesday marks the final high‑intensity matchup before the WNBA All‑Star break as the Fever host the Sun at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. The tip‑off is scheduled for 8 p.m. ET (5 p.m. PT), giving fans a prime‑time chance to catch the action. USA Network will carry the game nationally, and cord‑cutters can stream it live through DIRECTV.

Both teams enter the contest with contrasting momentum. Indiana is riding a four‑game home stretch that includes victories over the Storm and Liberty, while Connecticut is traveling without three key contributors. The game’s location and timing make it a convenient stop for Indy fans looking to support their squad before the break.

Fever’s Momentum and Scoring Fires

The Fever’s recent form is anchored by a breakout performance from Kelsey Mitchell, who poured in 33 points against New York. Caitlin Clark added 17 points and helped the team rally from an early deficit to secure a 108‑88 win in that matchup. That victory capped a four‑game home streak that has the Fever confident heading into the Sun battle.

Coach Kerri Cannon will likely continue to lean on Mitchell’s scoring and Clark’s playmaking as the Fever look to close out the home stand with another win. The team’s offensive rhythm and defensive intensity have been on full display, positioning them as one of the league’s hottest sides at the moment.

Sun’s Injury Report and Griner’s Leadership

Connecticut enters the game without three of its rotated starters: Aaliyah Edwards, Saniya Rivers and Aneesah Morrow are all sidelined due to injuries. Brittney Griner, the 12‑time All‑Star, has been called upon to lead the frontcourt, posting 19 points in a recent loss to the Mercury. Her presence provides experience, but the absence of other front‑court options will challenge the Sun’s rhythm.

The injury situation forces the Sun to adjust tactics, possibly moving Griner into a more central role or shifting other players into new responsibilities. Their defensive schemes will need to be sound if they hope to contain a Fever offense that thrives on fast breaks and three‑point shooting.

Implications Ahead of the All‑Star Break

With the All‑Star break looming, this game serves as a final tune‑up for many players before the mid‑season hiatus. The Fever’s home success could boost their playoff positioning, while the Sun’s ability to cope with missing talent will be a key gauge of depth heading into the second half of the season. A win for either side will provide valuable momentum for the months ahead.

In the broader conference picture, strengthening a winning streak now can affect seeding as the WNBA calendar stretches into August. Fans and analysts will watch closely to see which team ends the pre‑break stretch on a high note.

Next Up: Upcoming Matchups

• Fever schedule: July 28 at Storm (9:30 p.m. ET), July 31 at Fire (10 p.m. ET), Aug 2 at Lynx (1 p.m. ET), Aug 6 vs Aces (7 p.m. ET).
• Sun schedule: July 28 at Mystics (7:30 p.m. ET), July 30 at Sky (8 p.m. ET), Aug 2 at Wings (7 p.m. ET), Aug 7 vs Mercury (7:30 p.m. ET).