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Fever 'Not Going to Hang Our Heads' After Final Plays Can't Tie Game in Loss to Wings

On Saturday, the Indiana Fever opened their 2026 WNBA season with a 107-104 loss to the Dallas Wings, as Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell both missed potential game-tying three-point shots in the final seconds.
Mitchell led the Fever with 30 points while Aliyah Boston added 23; for the Wings, Arike Ogunbowale scored 22 points and Paige Bueckers and Odyssey Sims each contributed 20.
Fever coach Stephanie White cited 'detail-oriented things' as the reason for allowing 107 points, emphasizing the roster must improve its ability to get defensive stops to remain competitive.
Clark addressed back issues after leaving the bench for adjustments, stating she felt 'good,' while White confirmed the team managed her 30 minutes of playing time to ensure safety.
The Fever travel to Los Angeles to face the Sparks on Wednesday, aiming to rebound from the season-opening defeat with their first victory of the season.

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