The Indiana Fever have added veteran guard Shey Peddy to their roster on a seven-day hardship contract, the team announced Tuesday. The move comes in direct response to the season-ending knee injury suffered by guard Sophie Cunningham during Sunday’s overtime win over the Connecticut Sun.

Kelsey Mitchell’s impressive play caught the eye of the WNBA. The guard earned Eastern Conference Player of the Week honors for Week 11. Across three games, she averaged 25.3 points

Peddy, a six-year WNBA veteran, most recently appeared with the Los Angeles Sparks, averaging 5.0 points and 2.7 assists over six games on a hardship contract. Prior to her time in Los Angeles, Peddy split her career between the Phoenix Mercury and Washington Mystics, starting her WNBA career in 2019.

Superstar Caitlin Clark's return remains uncertain, and guards Sydney Colson and Aari McDonald are out for the rest of the 2025 season. In addition to that, fans are anxiously awaiting news about the status of guard Sophie Cunningham, who suffered a right knee injury during Sunday's dramatic overtime win over the Connecticut Sun.

Caitlin Clark, the dazzling rookie for the Indiana Fever, delivered a heartfelt nod to friend and pop superstar Taylor Swift, offering a rare ray of optimism amid what has become a

The Indiana Fever emerged as a WNBA title contender under the leadership of Stephanie White and Caitlin Clark. The Fever were set to compete against some of the top teams in the WNBA, but they have been constantly hit with setbacks to their roster.

Specific times and locations for the events, which are free and open to the public, will be announced later this fall.

Indiana Fever players Kelsey Mitchell and Brianna Turner will headline an abortion rights fundraising event “Playing With Our Lives” on Aug. 21 in Carmel.

While injuries continue to ravage the Fever, Indiana will also have to grapple with the league's most arduous schedule to close out the season.