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Alright, basketball junkies, here’s the lowdown. Fever vs. Wings—yeah, that’s a must-see if you’re even remotely into hoops right now. Caitlin Clark’s already out here rewriting rookie expectations, and Arike Ogunbowale is basically allergic to boring games. Sparks will fly. Buckle up.
So, how do you watch? Because honestly, even the best game’s useless if you’re stuck watching blurry Twitter clips. Let’s break it down:
When & Where
Teams: Dallas Wings vs. Indiana Fever
League: WNBA (duh)
Date & Time: [Plug in the date and time—don’t make me guess]
Venue: [Stadium goes here]
Watch on: ESPN, ABC, WNBA League Pass, FuboTV, DirecTV Stream, Amazon Prime, and like 17 other apps.
https://go.feverbasketball.com/indiana-fever-ways-to-watch
Why bother?
- Caitlin Clark. She’s been everywhere, and for good reason. She shoots from the parking lot and doesn’t miss.
- Ogunbowale—she’s got that “I’m dropping 30 tonight and you can’t stop me” energy.
- Playoffs are creeping up, every win’s got weight.
- And, let’s be real, these teams don’t like losing to each other.
On Old-School TV
Want to go classic? You’ve got options:
- ESPN (and the rest of their family): ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN3. Download the WatchESPN app if you’re fancy.
- ABC: Sometimes they air games on the weekend. Pull out that antenna if you still have one.
- CBS Sports Network: Not all games, but check your listings just in case.
- NBA TV: Yep, they show WNBA games too. Sports bundle folks, this one’s for you.
(Seriously, check your local guide. Don’t come yelling at me if the game’s not on ESPN in your zip code.)
Cut the Cord? Streaming’s Got Your Back
- WNBA League Pass: The real MVP for die-hards. Every game, every angle, every stat. $24.99 for the whole year. Or just buy single games if you’re on a budget.
- FuboTV: Sports-heads love it. ESPN and ABC included. $75/month, but they lure you in with a 7-day free trial.
- YouTube TV: ESPN, ABC, CBS in one place. Unlimited DVR, so you can pretend you were watching live. $73/month, 14-day trial.
- DirecTV Stream: ESPN, CBS, ABC. $80/month, but hey, 5 days free if you’re “just trying it out.”
- Hulu + Live TV: Bundles with Disney+ and ESPN+. $77/month, no trial, but hey, Mickey Mouse might soften the blow.
- Sling TV: If you’re broke or just cheap, $40/month gets you ESPN via their Orange plan. First month is half off, because marketing.
Outside the U.S.?
You’re not out of luck:
- WNBA League Pass Global: Watch anywhere, unless some blackout nonsense interferes.
- ESPN Player/DAZN: Depending on your country.
- TSN/Sportsnet (Canada): Some games air up north.
- Sky Sports (UK): For the insomniacs watching from London.
And yeah, you can try a VPN if you want to dodge region blocks. I won’t tell.
Free? Yeah, It’s Possible
- Free trials: FuboTV, YouTube TV, DirecTV Stream. Just remember to cancel or your bank account will hate you.
- Local ABC: Antennas still exist. Shocking, I know.
- Promos: Sometimes Hulu or Prime Video throws out a special WNBA stream. Keep an eye out.
On Your Phone
- WNBA app: For League Pass subscribers.
- ESPN app: Log in with your TV or streaming service—done.
- Fubo, YouTube TV, Hulu apps: Download, sign in, watch wherever (bathroom, bus, whatever).
- ABC app: If it’s live in your area, you’re golden.
Pro tip: Turn on notifications or you’ll forget tip-off and cry.
What’s gonna happen?
Expect fireworks. Dallas is scrappy. Indiana’s got Clark-mania. Someone’s dropping 30. Someone’s getting dunked on (well, okay, maybe not, but you get me). If you love drama, you’re in for a treat.
Now go set your reminders. Don’t be that person asking for highlights after it’s over.
