Shavonte Zellous will not suit up for the Indiana Fever come May.
After six seasons with the franchise and in a town she calls home, Zellous will continue her career elsewhere, she told VigilantSports.com, and sign with the New York Liberty.
February 1 is the first day WNBA teams can begin signing players.
Zellous, an unrestricted free agent, played for the Fever the past six …
The Pacers aren’t playing on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, which is unusual lately. They have done so in four of the last five years. Just not this year.
Still, Pacers Sports & Entertainment will be represented on this special day.
Former Pacer Jalen Rose, now with ESPN/ABC, and Fever star Tamika Catchings are down in Memphis and will receive the National Civil Rights Museum …
No, it wasn’t pretty. It wasn’t even pleasing to watch.
And that stinks because this WNBA Finals series was terrific. Possibly one of the best, ever. It was competitive, it was back and forth, and it was ultra close.
Until the decisive Game 5 Wednesday night in Minneapolis.
The Indiana Fever had a two-point edge after the first frame but then faded and became an …
The Indiana Fever extended their WNBA Finals series against the Minnesota Lynx with a 75-69 win.
Watch as the Fever react to their win:
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The Indiana Fever have been excellent — no, perfect — in elimination games this postseason entering Sunday’s Game 4 battle against the Minnesota Lynx. 4-0.
Why stop now?
After losing Game 3 at home in heartbreaking fashion, a buzzer-beater by Maya Moore, the Fever regrouped just like they have in these playoffs. They would have obviously preferred not to be put in these win-or-season’s-over scenarios, …
The Indiana Fever and Minnesota Lynx are battling in the 2015 WNBA Finals, with the Lynx holding a 2-1 advantage in the best-of-five series. Game 4 is set for Sunday evening, 8:30 p.m. ET on ESPN.
VigilantSports.com was at Bankers Life Fieldhouse Saturday when the coaches and players met with the media prior to Game 4. Watch them below:
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MINNEAPOLIS — Her bio may say she’s a rookie head coach, but Stephanie White sure isn’t coaching like one. She’s the first rookie head coach to reach the WNBA Finals.
But White said she learned a valuable lesson Tuesday following the Indiana Fever’s 77-71 loss to the Minnesota Lynx loss in Game 2 of the WNBA Finals.
“I learned that it pays to go public …
Tamika Catchings dealt with foul trouble all game long, picking up two quick ones and then three in a little more than eight first-half minutes. Then, in the second half, it was on to fouls four and five.
Still, she managed to contribute 11 points, nine rebounds, and five assists in just over 24 minutes.
The Minnesota Lynx evened the series at 1-1 with a …