Tyasha Harris becomes free agent after injury recovery with Fever
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Last updated Oct 7, 2026
Indiana Fever guard Tyasha Harris enters free agency following a season-ending broken fibula. Harris, crucial for the Fever's depth as a backup point guard, played five games in 2026, averaging 4.1 points and 2.0 assists per game. She sustained the injury before Game 1 of the WNBA playoffs against the Las Vegas Aces on September 27, and her subsequent absence opened opportunities for rookie Raven Johnson. Fever coach Stephanie White expressed her support for Harris, who has undergone successful surgery, emphasizing her importance to the team. Moving forward, the Fever will assess their roster needs, particularly for frontcourt depth and defense, which may influence Harris's potential return.
- •Harris was ruled out for the season on September 27.
- •She averaged 4.1 points and 2.0 assists in 2026.
- •Rookie Raven Johnson took over backup duties during the playoffs.
- •Fever need frontcourt depth and improved defense for next season.
- •White praised Harris as a vital player and floor general.
- 8:40 AMYahoo Sports — Fishers native enters free agency after broken fibula. Will Fever bring 'big piece' back?
"Fever guard Tyasha Harris was key for Indiana. Then she suffered an injury, and had a pivotal role in Raven Johnson’s ascent. What’s next for the free agent?
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