Additionally, the Fever missed Caitlin Clark for the fifth straight game due to a quad injury. Clark has been out of the lineup for more than two weeks. Before the contest, head coach Stephanie White told the media that the star guard is on the " ramp-up stage ."

The Dream (5-3) own the third most-potent offense in the WNBA (84.6 points per game), and they lead the league in rebounding (37.6). This is their third meeting already. They played consecutive games in the first week of the season,

Griner and Jones are third and fourth, respectively, on the Dream in scoring behind guards Allisha Gray (20.1 points per game) and Rhyne Howard (17.1 points per game). Gray's career-year continued against the Fever, leading all players with a game-high 23 points while shooting 9-of-13 from the court.

The Dream took the chance and handed the Fever their fifth loss of the year. Atlanta had a dominant 77-58 victory over Indiana to capture their first win in the Commissioner's Cup. Following the game, the WNBA recognized one of the Dream's stars for being the top performer on Tuesday.

Jordin Canada is indeed back for the Atlanta Dream. The 29-year-old forward is playing in just her second game in the 2025 WNBA season on Tuesday night and finally got her first bucket of the campaign during the second period of a Commissioner’s Cup matchup versus the Indiana Fever at Gateway Center in College Park, Georgia.

The Indiana Fever have won back-to-back games and are aiming to get back over .500 in the 2025 season when they take on the Atlanta Dream on Tuesday night in a WNBA Commissioner’s Cup matchup. Atlanta has gotten off to a strong start in the 2025 season,

Sophie Cunningham remains sidelined for the Indiana Fever on Tuesday as they take on the Atlanta Dream in a road game at Gateway Center Arena. The 6-foot-1 was ruled out of the co

With the team finally fully healthy, head coach Karl Smesko can see what the team is capable of, and he knows that there is room for improvement. “I do think we're still in a le