Indiana Fever begins critical five-game road trip in Atlanta on August 16
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 16, 2026, 2:19 AM
Last updated Aug 16, 2026

The Indiana Fever, with a 22-12 record and in first place in the Eastern Conference, starts a demanding five-game road trip on August 16 at the Atlanta Dream. Indiana carries a three-game winning streak into the trip and aims to solidify its playoff position against several rivals. Key matchups include encounters against the Toronto Tempo, Dallas Wings, New York Liberty, and Chicago Sky, concluding on August 23. The Fever's current form includes winning eight of their last ten games, enhancing their competitive edge as they navigate this stretch away from home.
- •Indiana Fever is 22-12, holding first place in the Eastern Conference.
- •Fever's road trip starts against the Atlanta Dream on August 16.
- •The trip includes games against multiple playoff contenders over eight days.
- •Caitlin Clark is on a robust run, contributing significantly to recent victories.
- •Fever's road matches could determine their playoff position and potential seeding.
- 2:19 AMYahoo Sports — Indiana Fever schedule: Next five games, standings and latest team update
"Indiana owns first place in the Eastern Conference, but a demanding five-game road trip could reshape the WNBA playoff race.
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