A'ja Wilson Shares Embarrassing Truth After Falling to Indiana Fever Without Caitlin Clark originally appeared on Athlon Sports. A'ja Wilson and the Las Vegas Aces got back to winning ways on Sunday with a dominant 86-68 win over a now 2-16 Connecticut Sun side.

Connecticut Sun players threw out the first pitch ahead of the Boston Red Sox game against the Colorado Rockies on Tuesday night. The Sun were there to promote their game against Caitlin Clark and

Indiana Fever guard Sophia Cunningham spoke about how her reputation has changed throughout the course of the regular season.

Cunningham is in her first season with the Fever after being traded in the offseason from the Phoenix Mercury. A second-round pick by Phoenix in 2019, she spent six seasons there after playing four years of college basketball for the Missouri Tigers.

The Connecticut Sun are out to one of the worst starts in WNBA history in 2025. Can the team turn things around in its rebuilding season?

Las Vegas takes on the Connecticut Sun after A'ja Wilson scored 29 points in the Aces' 81-54 loss to the Indiana Fever.

According to fan voting, Lynx WNBA MVP candidate Napheesa Collier will coach one team against Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark. Before that game, though, the Lynx and Fever have some business to attend to on Tuesday night.

Due to injuries, the Indiana Fever have had an up-and-down season so far. Caitlin Clark has battled multiple injuries and opinions from the thinkpiece mafia, but the Fever keep going. They traveled to Minnesota to play the Lynx on July 1st in the WNBA Commissioner's Cup Finals without Clark,