Indiana Fever Viewership Records

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Fever-Sky TV ratings: How Caitlin Clark vs. Angel Reese battle broke WNBA record for ESPN

Saturday's opening weekend game between the Indiana Fever and Chicago Sky on ABC peaked at 3.1 million viewers, making it the most-watched WNBA game ever on ESPN platforms. It was also the largest audience for a WNBA regular-season game since 2000.

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ESPN knows people want to watch Caitlin Clark. How it balances Fever with other WNBA storylines

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Fever vs Sky Viewership Validates Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese Rivalry Interest

Why Brittney Griner has been ‘rejuvenated’ since joining Atlanta Dream

“Rejuvenated for sure,” Griner said. “I definitely have a new energy being here in Atlanta. I feel like I’m at home.”

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Fever hold off Dream despite Caitlin Clark’s cold 3-point shooting

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Caitlin Clark Earns New Nickname From Fever Teammate Sophie Cunningham

Caitlin Clark Scores 11 as DeWanna Bonner, Fever Hold Off Rhyne Howard, Dream in Win

Clark found Aliyah Boston for a layup to give the Fever some breathing room.

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New York Liberty vs. Indiana Fever: How to Watch the WNBA Game Online

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Caitlin Clark makes a young fan's night, gifting her game-worn Nike Kobe 5 Protro PE shoes after Fever's win over Dream

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Fever's Caitlin Clark leading massive surge in WNBA collectibles, trading card popularity

Caitlin Clark has been one of the most popular athletes in the world. Her senior season at Iowa and rookie season in the WNBA with the Indiana Fever helped smash viewership records at the college and professional levels for women's basketball,

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Fever’s Caitlin Clark makes guarantee after offseason body transformation

Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark shares a guarantee after she made a noticeable body transformation during the offseason.

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WNBA Reacts to Major Indiana Fever-Chicago Sky News

The Chicago Sky and Indiana Fever, despite a relative lack of success, have both risen to prominence over the last two WNBA seasons. That is because their budding stars, Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese,