Fever vs. Sky: Where can you see Caitlin Clark Battle Angel Reese, Preview, Start time, TV channel, live stream

The WNBA opening weekend offers a Matchup in no non-abuse on Saturday, as the Chicago Sky and Indiana Fever develop their rivalry again. While a spotlight at the beginning of Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark's second seasons, both teams also have new coaches and stars to which they can consider.

Indiana went 3-1 against heaven in 2024, and this year the fever is considered one of the top teams that can be seen after some aggressive retrofitting in the low season, as it is shown by them CBS sports forecasts. Heaven, however, also has the potential to improve on its roster compared to its 2025 campaign with a new experienced tour.

Where can you watch Chicago Sky against Indiana Fever

Date: Saturday, May 17 | Time: 3 p.m. et
Location: Gainbridge Fieldhouse – Indianapolis, Indiana
TV: ABC | Streaming: ESPN+

Cardoso, Reese get experienced help

The sky trotted again a mighty front square of Kamilla Cardoso and Angel Reese. After Reese Wnba Rebounding Records set up and registered the successive double doubles in the league history, he ended her rookie season early because of a wrist injury, which she had injured again during the incomparable season. However, it is back on the pitch and unites with the former LSU teammate Hailey van Lith.

Apart from that, the most important additions to the sky will probably be the veterans, including Courtney Vandersloot, Ariel Atkins and Rebecca Allen.

“It's just a hint of fresh air when someone has her back,” said Reese on the first day of the training camp.

Coach Tyler Marsh in the first year also brings with him valuable experience because he gained two WNBA championships as the assistant coach of Las Vegas Aces.

Clark has championships

Clark is known for her ultra-competitive personality, and although she is only one player in the second year, the goal is clear to her. When asked what the success for her team will look like this season, the rookie in 2024 didn't have to think much about her answer.

“A championship,” said Clark on the media day.

The fever ended last season with a record of 20 to 20, their first non-lost campaign since 2017. They were liked in the first round of the WNBA playoffs, but it is clear that this team is more hungry.

Stephanie White took over the team for the second time in her coaching career. The fever's most important returners are Aliyah Boston, Kelsey Mitchell and of course Clark-the rookie records for points and 3 points and at the same time set up a new league record in assists. However, the team became stronger by adding some other proven players to Dewanna Bonner, Natasha Howard and Sophie Cunningham.