Indiana Fever offseason priorities under WNBA's new CBA agreement

INDIANAPOLIS — Fresh off a trip to the WNBA playoff semifinals, the Indiana Fever will need to reload for 2026 — and quickly. The WNBA and players' union announced they agreed to a new collective bargaining agreement on March 18, setting into motion a monthlong frenzy of an offseason. All teams (including the Fever) will have to move fast to build a team through free agency, the expansion draft and the rookie entry draft. The Fever only have three players under contract for a potential 2026 season: Aliyah Boston, Caitlin Clark, and Makalya Timpson. Indiana will have a lot to do in free agency, much like every team in the league, but it has a sizable advantage with two of its three core...