Caitlin Clark was named the WNBA ’s Rookie of the Year on Thursday, capping off a historic debut season.

Indiana Fever rookie Caitlin Clark is the recipient of the award, receiving 66 first-place votes, just one shy of a unanimous ...

It was a historic season for the Indiana Fever with Kelsey Mitchell, Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston leading the franchise to the playoffs for the first time since 2016.

The Indiana Fever’s 2024 season may have ended with a playoff push, but the WNBA awards delivered a controversial snub. While ...

The Fever were going to be locked into the No. 6 seed no matter what. So, Christie Sides said pregame the coaching staff was going to be cautious with starter minutes. And that came into play almost ...

But as they broke the huddle, Aliyah Boston went to coach Christie Sides and asked if she should spread out to the corner. "Be ready," Sides replied, "because they're going to take that shooter away." ...

In the course of two days, coach Christie Sides said, they turned into a different team. They kept calm during that run, and didn't let calls they didn't like get in their heads too much. "I think you ...

But Clark acknowledged, as did coach Christie Sides, the team has done a good job of "babysitting" the WNBA rookie who can, at times, need a gentle reminder to keep her emotions in check. As Clark ...

"She really doesn't care about those things," coach Christie Sides said of Clark's awards. "She just wants to keep getting better, help the team get better, and just keep moving forward to be the best ...

Indiana Fever head coach Christie Sides was one of three coaches who received votes for the 2024 WNBA Coach of the Year award.