WNBA League Pass, Amazon Prime Video, ESPN+: Where Indiana Fever games will be streamed in 2024
While virtually every Fever game will be televised nationally in some way, it may take several different subscriptions to see them.
ESPN announced Indiana’s season opener at Connecticut will be on multiple networks, including ESPN2 and Disney+. This season will be the first for Disney+ to stream WNBA games, ESPN said.
Additionally, TEGNA announced that more than a dozen Fever games will be available in certain markets. In Iowa, TEGNA stations include WOI in Des Moines and WQAD in Davenport. Each station will air 17 games in 2024.
Amazon Prime Video will also air 21 WNBA games this season, including several Fever games.
Amazon Prime Video: Amazon Prime Video will host at least four Fever games in 2024, along with the Commissioner’s Cup Championship Game in June. Prime Video is included in an Amazon Prime membership, which starts at $14.99 per month or $139 per year. You can see more information or sign up for an account here.
ESPN+ and Disney+: Several games that are on ESPN or ESPN2 will also air online on ESPN+ or Disney+. ESPN+ has aired plenty of college sports events in recent years and has added other original content such as “Sue’s Places,” a show featuring WNBA legend Sue Bird that included an episode about Caitlin Clark. Disney offers a bundle of ESPN+, Disney+ and Hulu.
2024 Indiana Fever WNBA schedule, scores
Tuesday, May 14: Connecticut Sun 92, Indiana Fever 71
Thursday, May 16: New York Liberty 102, Indiana Fever 66
Saturday, May 18: New York Liberty 91, Indiana Fever 80
Monday, May 20: Connecticut Sun 88, Indiana Fever 84
Wednesday, May 22: Seattle Storm 85, Indiana Fever 83
Friday, May 24: Indiana Fever 78, Los Angeles Sparks 73
Saturday, May 25: Las Vegas Aces 99, Indiana Fever 80
Tuesday, May 28: Los Angeles Sparks 88, Indiana Fever 82
Thursday, May 30: Seattle Storm 103, Indiana Fever 88
Saturday, June 1: Indiana Fever 71, Chicago Sky 70*
Sunday, June 2: New York Liberty 104, Indiana Fever 68*
Friday, June 7: Indiana Fever 85, Washington Mystics 83*
Monday, June 10: Connecticut Sun 89, Indiana Fever 72*
Thursday, June 13: Indiana Fever 91, Atlanta Dream 84*
Sunday, June 16: Indiana Fever 91, Chicago Sky 83
Wednesday, June 19: Indiana Fever 88, Washington Mystics 81
Friday, June 21: Indiana Fever 91, Atlanta Dream 79
Sunday, June 23: Chicago Sky 88, Indiana Fever 87
Thursday, June 27: Seattle Storm 89, Indiana Fever 77
Sunday, June 30: Indiana Fever 88, Phoenix Mercury 82
Tuesday, July 2: Las Vegas Aces 88, Indiana Fever 69
Saturday, July 6: Indiana Fever 83, New York Liberty 78
Wednesday, July 10: Washington Mystics 89, Indiana Fever 84
Friday, July 12: Indiana Fever 95, Phoenix Mercury 86
Sunday, July 14: Indiana Fever 81, Minnesota Lynx 74
Wednesday, July 17: Dallas Wings 101, Indiana Fever 93
Friday, Aug. 16: Indiana Fever 98, Phoenix Mercury 89
Sunday, Aug. 18: Indiana Fever 92, Seattle Storm 75
Saturday, Aug. 24: Minnesota Lynx 90, Indiana Fever 80
Monday, Aug. 26: Indiana Fever 84, Atlanta Dream 79
Wednesday, Aug. 28: Indiana Fever 84, Connecticut Sun 80
Friday, Aug. 30: Indiana Fever 100, Chicago Sky 81
Sunday, Sept. 1: Indiana Fever 100, Dallas Wings 93
Wednesday, Sept. 4: Los Angeles Sparks at Indiana Fever (6 p.m.; CBS Sports Network, ABC)
Friday, Sept. 6: Minnesota Lynx at Indiana Fever (6:30 p.m.; ION)
Sunday, Sept. 8: Atlanta Dream at Indiana Fever 3 p.m.; (ABC)
Wednesday, Sept. 11: Las Vegas Aces at Indiana Fever (6 p.m.; NBA TV, ABC)
Friday, Sept. 13: Las Vegas Aces at Indiana Fever (6:30 p.m.; ION)
Sunday, Sept. 15: Dallas Wings at Indiana Fever (2 p.m.; ABC)
Thursday, Sept. 19: Indiana Fever at Washington Mystics (6 p.m.; Amazon, ABC)
News
“Chaos Unfolds: Angel Reese Throws MASSIVE Tantrum After Caitlin Clark SNATCHES Rookie of the Year Award!”
Cɑιtlyп Clɑгk Cгowпed WNBA Rookιe of the Yeɑг Aмιd Rιʋɑlгy Ruмoгs wιth Aпgel Reese Iп ɑ deʋeloρмeпt thɑt suгρгιsed ɑlмost пo oпe, Iпdιɑпɑ Feʋeг suρeгstɑг Cɑιtlyп Clɑгk wɑs пɑмed the WNBA’s Rookιe of the Yeɑг oʋeг the weekeпd. Thιs гecogпιtιoп…
Only one voter decided Caitlin Clark was not the best rookie in the WNBA this season. An ESPN analyst wants that lone voter to be revealed
Caitlin Clark was named the WNBA’s Rookie of the Year earlier this week, which surprised nobody. Well, except maybe one person. Despite a historic season in which she broke numerous league records, Clark was not a unanimous selection for the award. Sixty-seven…
Caitlin Clark Breaks Her Silence Days After WNBA Star Quit The League Following Controversial Remarks About The Fever Superstar’s Salary
Caitlin Clark (Photo by Joe Buglewicz/Getty Images) Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark was named WNBA Rookie of the Year on Thursday, the league announced. Clark overwhelmingly beat out Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese in a poll of 67 sportswriters and broadcasters. The 22-year-old…
Jemele Hill Slams New Outlets For “Irresponsible Headlines” On Caitlin Clark
Jemele Hill and Caitlin Clark (Photos via Getty Images) Jemele Hill has lashed out at various outlets she claims have created “irresponsible headlines” to highlight Caitlin Clark’s impact on the WNBA playoffs. Clark’s time in the postseason was short-lived, as her Indiana Fever were swept in…
Stephen A. Smith Gets Real On The Massive Viewership Drop For The WNBA Playoffs After Elimination Of Caitlin Clark
Stephen A. Smith and Caitlin Clark (Images Credit: Getty Images) Since her draft day, Caitlin Clark, the first overall pick in the 2024 WNBA draft, has been directly involved in increasing the league’s visibility and popularity. However, following the Indiana Fever and Clark’s…
WNBA Superstar Abruptly Quits The League Following Her Fiery Comments About Caitlin Clark
Caitlin Clark (Photo by Steph Chambers/Getty Images) Seattle Storm player Gabby Williams, who rejoined the WNBA mid-season after leading France to a silver medal in the Paris Olympics, had a lot to say about Caitlin Clark, and now she has made a…
End of content
No more pages to load
