The Indiana Fever take on the Chicago Sky in the WNBA's first network primetime game of the season on June 6.  With all the hype surrounding Fever guard Caitlin Clark going up against Sky forward Angel Reese,

The first game, which the Fever dominated, cost $75, the lowest price you could pay to get in. The lowest-priced tickets for tonight’s game initially sold for $65 but quickly dropped to $29 after Caitlin’s injury was announced.

Gov. Mike Braun said the WNBA should investigate a viral Brittney Griner video after investigating false claims made about Indiana Fever fans.

The Indiana Fever have been playing through their first season under head coach Stephanie White, currently sitting at 3-4 on the season.  Indiana is No. 3 in the Eastern Conference and No. 7 in the WNBA standings.

Sen. Jim Banks, believes that the Chicago Sky and WNBA should apologize to Fever fans for offensive accusations.

The Indiana Fever used a decisive 31-point third quarter to defeat the Washington Mystics 85-76 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse on June 3.

If Clark can't suit up for the Dream game, that likely puts her on track to return at home in Gainbridge Fieldhouse on June 14 against the Liberty — the same team she suffered her first major injury against. Michael Gallagher covers national trending news across the NFL, NHL, NBA, WNBA, college football and entertainment for Newsweek.