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Not all is well within the Indiana Fever. Just a month into the 2025 regular season, the team has weathered a storm of highs and lows, already revealing cracks beneath the surface of its championship aspirations. Fever Head Coach Stephanie White, who entered the season with a clear vision and fierce belief in her roster, is now finding herself navigating through a maze of injuries, roster shakeups, and mounting pressure.

The biggest blow came early in the season when superstar rookie Caitlin Clark was sidelined with a left quadriceps sprain. Her absence had severe repercussions on the team’s rhythm. Though Clark returned with a statement performance by dropping 32 points in a fiery second game against the New York Liberty, the victory was short-lived. What looked like a turning point has since unraveled into another chapter of uncertainty, leaving White and her depleted roster scrambling to regain stability in a season that promised so much, yet has delivered constant turbulence.

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"Did the Fever make a mistake letting DeWanna Bonner go, or was it a necessary move?"

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