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Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever were able to bounce back from their disappointing loss to the Golden State Valkyries on Friday night against the Atlanta Dream. In a game that showed a clear sense of urgency from the Fever, they won by a final score of 99-82.

With the rarity of a full roster, the Indiana Fever took an important step Friday on trying to find some consistency.

Just a few hours before the Indiana Fever tipped off against the Atlanta Dream on Friday, team president Kelly Krauskopf quietly took down her personal X account following a barrage of online backlash.

Krauskopf reportedly deleted her X account after intense backlash from fans in regards to a comment she made about the Fever star, as detailed by the Daily Mail. The Fever have stumbled while Clark has missed 10 games spanning two injury stints, and they’re currently floating along the playoff bubble at No.7 — just inside the eighth and final spot.

Fever Coach Stephanie White Addresses Caitlin Clark Decision originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Indiana Fever recently defeated Brittney Griner and the Atlanta Dream, 99-82. While much of the attention surrounded the win for the Fever, a decision by head coach Stephanie White was highlighted in the pregame press conference.

Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham told reporters she needed to start scoring more. Last night, she delivered. Instrumental in the Fever's 99-

The Indiana Fever play against the Atlanta Dream in a WNBA game tonight. Fans can watch this game for free online.

Indiana Fever star guard Caitlin Clark spoke with reporters Friday prior to her team's home game against the Atlanta Dream, and the discussion spanned a number of topics, including how she's feeling after returning from a five-game absence due to a groin injury as well as a "sense of desperation" the team is facing (albeit with half of the season left) amid a slow start (2:10 mark).