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Behind Caitlin Clark, the Indiana Fever have clinched a spot in the playoffs for the first time since 2016. The rookie sensation has been playing at an MVP level since the WNBA returned from a month-long Olympic break. Clark’s superb performances have only pushed her already mind-boggling popularity to greater heights.
Although the sixth-seeded Fever have booked a ticket to the postseason, Clark might continue to see action. Indiana, holding a 19-17 record, still has a chance to move up to fifth at the expense of the Seattle Storm (21-14). If the Fever aim for that spot, the point guard could play in her team’s last four regular-season games.
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Catch Caitlin Clark on NBA TV, ION, Amazon Prime or the WNBA League Pass
Two of Caitlin Clark’s last four regular-season games will be on NBA TV. The first will be on Wednesday against the Las Vegas Aces and will be followed by a matchup versus the Dallas Wings four nights later. Whether it is streamed or on cable, different providers have NBA TV on their lineup. Cox, DirectTV, DirecTV Stream, Dish, Fubo, Philo, Sling TV, Xfinity and YouTube TV are among the options.
Sandwiched between the two dates is the rematch with the Aces on Friday via ION. The Fever’s final game before the playoffs will be in Washington, with Amazon Prime providing coverage. ION can be found on providers such as Roku Channel, DirecTV Stream, Fubo TV, Tubi, YouTube TV and many others.
Indiana’s MeTV Indianapolis channel covers the Fever locally. The WNBA League Pass allows fans to livestream every game regardless of regional location.
Popular subscriptions to watch Caitlin Clark on TV or stream
The WNBA League Pass is $34.99/year or $12.99 monthly, while NBA TV is $6.99/month or $69.99 per year. Amazon Prime subscribers can add the "W" to their package for $12.99/month or $34.99/year.
For $90 a month, basketball fans can get Fubo TV's Elite package, which includes 250+ channels, including ION, ESPN, ESPN2, ABC, CBS and NBA TV.
YouTube TV is another option for $64.99/month in the first four months and $72.99/month after. It also includes a multitude of viewing options, particularly those covering the WNBA. The YouTube alternative has a three-week free trial.
WNBA channels on different platforms
The WNBA is usually on channel 43 for ION, 40 for NBA TV and 21 for Amazon Prime. However, service providers could change the channel depending on the region. Basketball fans can always check with them or get online updated channel listings.
The WNBA will be on ESPN for the playoffs
Caitlin Clark and every WNBA player seeing action in the playoffs will be on ESPN. The NBA Communications released a statement regarding the network’s coverage in the postseason:
“ESPN platforms ABC, ESPN and ESPN2 – now in their 28th year of WNBA coverage – will broadcast every game of the WNBA Playoffs presented by Google, which will feature up to 27 games, including the WNBA Finals presented by YouTube TV.”
Providers that carry NBA TV normally have ESPN and ESPN 2 on their roster. ABC is more regional-based, so Caitlin Clark fans will have to consult their areas for TV coverage of the Indiana Fever games. ESPN is on channel 206, while ESPN2 is at 209 on DirecTV. Dish lists 140 and 143 as the corresponding channels for the said programs.
