WNBA

“We are young. We’ll get up and down the court. And we are definitely going to fight.”

In the other 49 states it’s just basketball, but this is Indiana.

Tamika Catchings hadn’t worn hearing aids since she threw them out in second grade. The future WNBA star wanted to fit in, avoid bullying, and be like everyone else who wasn’t born with hearing loss. But as a freshman in college, she came face-to-face with Pat Summitt. The Tennessee head coach saw how good Catchings […]

Fever great Tamika Catchings—regarded by many as the one player in the history of the WNBA who had quietly, selflessly changed the game—is heading for the Hall of Fame.

Reggie Miller: I was a better shooter than Steph Curry.

As the Pacers dressed up as super heroes, Coach Frank Vogel apparently couldn’t decide between Morpheus from The Matrix and Burt Reynolds from Deliverance.

Stephanie White suits up to coach the Fever. The Fever’s home season-opener is June 6 at Bankers Life Fieldhouse.

Thirty years ago this week, Bob Knight threw a chair. We remember.

“When I build a team, I want diversity,” says Fever head coach Lin Dunn. “I imagine a team like a bowl of fruit: apples, peaches, pears, bananas, and some nuts. Different perspectives and different personalities. You can’t have too many nuts, though!”

The response from Fever leaders was swift, with the team’s most visible star, Tamika Catchings; head coach Lin Dunn; and general manager Kelly Krauskopf all weighing in on the matter.

As he often does during times of non-crisis, President Obama cracked some jokes while honoring the Hoosier favorites.

The honor comes during a busy month for the team, many of whose players are returning from overseas stints with other clubs for the start of the 2013 WNBA season in San Antonio on May 24.