Oct 10, 2009 | WNBA
With 5:25 to play in the fourth quarter and the Fever trailing by 11, Katie Douglas got the ball at the top of the key, drove to the basket past a pair of Phoenix defenders and as she went to put up a lefty layup she was met by Diana Taurasi , who blocked the shot and sent Douglas to the floor.
Last week Indiana Pacers President of Basketball Operations Larry Bird showed his support for the Fever by purchasing the 9,000 upper-level tickets of Conseco Fieldhouse and giving the tickets away to fans in order to pack the arena for Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals.
Mercury, Fever have tough act to follow in Game 2
The Phoenix Mercury and Indiana Fever have a tough act to follow in Game 2 of the WNBA Finals.
Prolific offense vs. tough defense
The Phoenix Mercury are all about offense, with All-Stars Diana Taurasi and Cappie Pondexter leading a talented cast of scorers in search of the team's second WNBA title in three years.
GM Steve Kerr Hands Out Free Tickets: the Phoenix Mercury Shoot for...
Phoenix is home to the highest-scoring basketball team, on a per-minute basis, in North America -- and it's not the Suns.
Women's Hoops Guru: WNBA Playoffs: Conference Finishes Result in Historic Night
When the next revision of historic moments in WNBA history occurs, Saturday night's decisive Game 3 action in both the Eastern and Western Conference finals will need to be noted somewhere on the new list.
Fever must face familiar nemesis to reach the WNBA Finals
It's not a shock that the Indiana Fever are heading to Detroit for their next WNBA playoff game.
The Indiana Fever have wrapped up the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs.
After a summer of watching hideous basketball, a crowd of 9,047 showed up Sunday at Mohegan Sun Arena to send the Connecticut Sun into the most important offseason in the history of the franchise.
An organization gets used to a routine after making the playoffs six straight seasons, which made Sunday seem so surreal for the Connecticut Sun.
Fever's Catchings, Moore hurt in finale
Kerri Gardin had 23 points, eight rebounds and five assists to help the Connecticut Sun beat an injury-prone Indiana Fever team 95-85 Sunday.
Dixon providing Fever with veteran experience
Tamecka Dixon is one of four players remaining from the league's inaugural season in 1997.
Voepel: In tight MVP race, Taurasi wins out
A sad but true story: Last year, I was in a hotel room somewhere and went over to the thermostat to put it on 72 degrees.
Fever's Douglas, Mercury's Taurasi lead MVP race
Diana Taurasi is Left Coast. Katie Douglas is left-handed. Both have won NCAA championships.
Women's Hoops Guru: WNBA: Playoff Hunt Turns Into a High Wire Act
Well, it was quite the night Friday, in the logjam race for playoff spots that will end next weekend.
Playoffs? Playoffs? Well, don't give up yet
Not to get all dramatic on you or anything, but circumstances suggest that any hint of the word "playoffs" around the Connecticut Sun should be met with Jim Mora's classic postgame rant from his days coaching the Colts.
Brunson scores 32, leads Monarchs over Sun
Rebekkah Brunson scored a career-high 32 points and had 13 rebounds, leading the Sacramento Monarchs over the slumping Connecticut Sun, 90-70 on Tuesday night.
Candace Parker says daughter 'all right'
After missing Thursday night's 98-90 loss to the Phoenix Mercury for what was termed "personal reasons," Los Angeles Sparks forward Candace Parker said Saturday she will play in today's home game against the Connecticut Sun.
Gruda, Parker earn WNBA Player of the Week honors
Sandrine Gruda of the Connecticut Sun and Candace Parker of the Los Angeles Sparks were named the WNBA Eastern and Western Conference Players of the Week, respectively, for the period ending Sunday, August 23.
Fever on the verge of clinching a playoff spot
The Indiana Fever have been so dominant this season that they will clinch a playoff berth tonight with a victory at Sacramento.
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