Indiana Fever announce positive update before Aces game

The Indiana Fever will look to bounce back and return to their winning ways on Thursday. They will host the Las Vegas Aces at Gainbridge Fieldhouse after suffering a 108-100 loss to the Minnesota Lynx on Sunday. The team has won seven of its last nine games and has a record of 19-11 for the season.

Caitlin Clark, Kelsey Mitchell and Aliyah Boston once again led the charge, combining for 71 points, 10 rebounds and 20 assists. However, none of their teammates scored in double digits and they couldn’t stop Olivia Miles and Courtney Williams. The rookie recorded 28 points, four rebounds and six assists, while the veteran produced 27 points, four rebounds and five assists.

Indiana ranks fifth in the standings, but with the regular season far from over, it can position itself better for the playoffs. Clark, Mitchell, Boston and Co. aim for a deeper playoff run and potentially winning the title.

Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark (22) puts her arm around forward Aliyah Boston (7).

Fever issue positive injury report update

The Fever issued their injury report for the Aces game, including some good news. They listed two of their three-headed monster as probable. Clark continues to fight through a lingering back issue, while Boston deals with a lower leg ailment. However, are expected to be available to face A’ja Wilson and Las Vegas.

Status Report for tomorrow’s game vs. Las Vegas:

Aliyah Boston – Probable (right lower leg)
Caitlin Clark – Probable (back)
Damiris Dantas – Out (left knee) pic.twitter.com/brBIAeCfXd

— Indiana Fever (@IndianaFever) August 5, 2026

The four-time All-Star center’s potential availability boosts the Aces as they have a formidable frontcourt. Boston has consistently produced throughout the campaign and anchors the team’s interior defense. She can score, defend and provide toughness, playing a key role in Indiana’s success.

Meanwhile, Clark received the probable tag for the 22nd time this season. She could have the same designation for the foreseeable future but will play on most nights. The Fever’s coaching staff monitor her minutes and want to keep her as fresh as possible for the playoffs.