- Caitlin Clark scores 22 points in return from 1-game absence as Fever beat Valkyries 90-82 ABC News —
- Caitlin Clark declares herself WNBA's 'best transition player,' Fever plan to manage her workload CBS Sports —
- WNBA to broadcast record 216 games nationally ESPN —
- Caitlin Clark Makes Bold Statement Ahead of WNBA Season Newsweek —
- WNBA season preview: Breaking down the league into four tiers Chicago Sun-Times —
- Aliyah Boston Sends 5-Word Message on Massive WNBA Deal Newsweek —
- Clark scores 22 in return as Fever beat Valkyries 90-82 Associated Press —
- Fever's Clark to stay fresh by handling ball less ESPN —
- WNBA sets record 216-game TV and streaming slate across ABC, CBS, Amazon, NBC and more The Independent —
- Fever star Aliyah Boston makes WNBA history with record-breaking contract extension: report Fox News —
- Caitlin Clark Reacts to Aliyah Boston's Historic WNBA Contract Newsweek —
- Caitlin Clark Goes on Trash-Talking Spree vs Valkyries Newsweek —
- Indiana Fever vs. Golden State Valkyries: How many points did Caitlin Clark score tonight? Times Of India —
- Raven Johnson Gets Honest About Caitlin Clark at Fever Training Camp Newsweek —
- WNBA star Sophie Cunningham got baptized after rejoining Caitlin Clark on Fever Fox News —
- Fever's Aliyah Boston Tops A'ja Wilson for Richest Contract in WNBA History Newsweek —
- Caitlin Clark leads Fever in scoring as Indiana secures third consecutive WNBA win Fox News —
- Caitlin Clark Turns Heads With Bad Luck Injury Revelation Newsweek —
- Caitlin Clark back in Fever lineup against Valkyries after missing one game with injury Fox News —
- Aliyah Boston Showered by Dollar Bills After Signing Record WNBA Contract Newsweek —
Aliyah Boston
American basketball player
Aliyah Boston is an American professional basketball power forward and center for the Indiana Fever of the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) and for the Phantom of Unrivaled. She was named 2023 WNBA Rookie of the Year in a unanimous vote and the AP Rookie of the Year. She played college basketball at the University of South Carolina.
Caitlin Clark prepares for WNBA debut
Caitlin Clark declared herself the WNBA's best transition player as the Indiana Fever prepare for their 2026 season.