Sun vs. Fever Time, TV & Stream – Aug. 28

Indiana Fever v Las Vegas Aces - Game Five

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The Connecticut Sun (10-28) will attempt to end a seven-game road losing skid at the Indiana Fever (25-14) on August 28, 2026.

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WNBA Aug. 28, 2026: Sun vs. Fever Viewing Options

  • When: Friday, August 28, 2026 at 7:30 p.m. ET
  • Where: Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Indiana
  • TV channel: ION

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Sun vs. Fever Comparison

Fever Rank Fever AVG Sun AVG Sun Rank
1st 96.6 Points Scored 78.8 15th
12th 90.9 Points Allowed 86.9 6th
9th 33.2 Rebounds 32.8 11th
12th 7.8 Off. Rebounds 9.2 4th
2nd 10.4 3pt Made 5.7 15th
8th 20.7 Assists 19 15th
8th 13.4 Turnovers 13.7 10th

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Fever Leaders

  • Kelsey Mitchell leads the Fever in scoring, racking up 24.8 points per game.
  • Caitlin Clark leads Indiana with 8.2 assists per game and Aliyah Boston paces the squad with 8.4 rebounds per matchup.
  • Mitchell is the top three-point shooter for the Fever, hitting three per game.
  • Boston averages 1.5 steals and 1.2 blocks per game. Both numbers are team-highs for Indiana.

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Sun Leaders

  • The Sun leader in scoring is Diamond Miller with 9.4 points per game. She also adds 2.6 rebounds per game and 1.4 assists per game.
  • Olivia Nelson-Ododa (5.9 rebounds per game) and Charlisse Leger-Walker (3.6 assists per game) are the Connecticut leaders in rebounds and assists.
  • Miller leads the Sun in shooting from beyond the arc, averaging 1.1 made threes per game.
  • Nobody on Connecticut grabs more steals than Saniya Rivers (1.1 per game) or blocks more shots than Nelson-Ododa (0.8 per game).

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