The IX Sports: Basketball Insider with Howard Megdal, June 10, 2026
Caitlin Clark
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How Indiana Fever turned a loss into a meeting, then the meeting into success
Stephanie White: ‘Any time you get an opportunity to have authentic, real conversation, it’s good’
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Caitlin Clark and Stephanie White shrug off Indiana Fever bench spat
Clark: ‘Two people being competitive’
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The epicenter of women’s sports? Portland felt like it on Saturday
The IX Sports: Soccer Insider with Annie Peterson, June 1, 2026
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With elite defense, Lexie Hull brings smiles to her Indiana Fever teammates and coaches
Stephanie White: ‘She relishes doing those things that energize our team’
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Indiana Fever offense leading to wins as Caitlin Clark details absence, team gets warned for injury reporting
The Indiana Fever have many off-court storylines swirling, yet their hectic week featured a three-game win streak guided by offense
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The IX Sports Podcast | Why Caitlin Clark’s injury scratch matters and early reactions to the Toronto Tempo
On this episode of The IX Sports Podcast Women’s Basketball Edition, hosts Jackie Powell and Howard Megdal discuss injury transparency, how Chris DeMarco is settling in in New York, and the current state of the all-new Toronto Tempo.
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Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston headline Indiana Fever injuries and roster changes
The Indiana Fever keep on scoring but have dealt with numerous injuries early in the 2026 season, even to new signees
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The IX Sports Podcast | WNBA Officiating, the Aces’ Start & Caitlin Clark’s Morgan Wallen Appearance
Today on The IX Sports Podcast, Jackie Powell and Howard Megdal talk all things WNBA, from officiating in opening week to the controversy surrounding Caitlin Clark’s appearance with Morgan Wallen.
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Indiana Fever opener showed defense will be what defines ceiling
The Indiana Fever have high hopes for the 2026 season. For those hopes to be reality, their defense must be better than opening night.
