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While the Washington Mystics look to build off their most recent victory over the Indiana Fever, all eyes are on Fever coach Stephanie White to help Indiana get back in the win column. She’s missed Clark, who’s averaging 16.5 points, 5.0 rebounds and 8.8 assists per game this season.

ESPN included a pair of Indiana Fever dates among its top 10 most important games left on the WNBA regular season slate.

The Washington Mystics (14-18) battle for the final WNBA playoff spot, while the Indiana Fever (18-15) aim to lock in first-round home-court advantage.

The Fever guard responded in the comments with a series of heart and prayer emojis to offer love and comfort to her partner. Other messages of support soon followed, including one from Clark’s teammate Lexie Hull, who also reacted with heart emojis. The gesture reflected how those close to McCaffery and Clark came together amid the loss.

Stephanie White and the Indiana Fever found themselves with a point guard problem as Caitlin Clark (groin), Aari McDonald (foot) and Sydney Colson (knee) are all dealing with injuries. White and the Fever have addressed the injuries by bringing in two new point guards on hardship contracts.

After a five-game win streak had the Fever ascending the WNBA standings, they've now lost four of five and are looking over their shoulder.

Sims provided a positive for the Fever after finishing with 11 points on 50% shooting in 26 minutes off the bench. It was a resilient performance by the 11-year WNBA veteran who finished with zero points in her first appearance against Dallas on Tuesday. Sims said she’s giving herself grace as she learns coach Stephanie White’s system.

The Indiana Fever suffered an 88-84 loss to the Washington Mystics on Friday night, marking the team's fourth loss in their last five games. Despite entering