Kelsey Mitchell has agreed to terms to re-sign with the Indiana Fever after seven seasons with the organization, the team announced Wednesday morning. That comes after the team cored her earlier this month, which means she was offered a one-year supermax contract worth $249,244

The Indiana Fever had the WNBA's best offense last season after the Olympic break, and it wasn't particularly close. Which makes the proposition of what they co

The Indiana Fever have been very active in the offseason as they work to build around Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston in their second WNBA season together. The first move Fever president Kelly Krauskopf and general manager Amber Cox made was dismissing head coach Christie Sides after two seasons with the team.