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WNBA Tuesday schedule: Another awesome doubleheader with Storm-Fever, Mercury-Sparks

Tuesday night’s WNBA slate ties four playoff hopefuls together, each caught in the league’s late-summer stickiness. Entering this last week of August, the W’s sixth and ninth seeds are separated by just 1 1/2 games. That adds some weight to the Seattle Storm (20-18, No. 6 in the standings) at the Indiana Fever (19-18, No. 8). The Fever are treading in place as Caitlin Clark tries get back on the floor this season; the Storm are coming off this steely buzzer-beating win in the nation’s capital:

The nightcap whisks us to downtown L.A., where the Los Angeles Sparks (17-18, No. 9) host the Phoenix Mercury (22-14, No. 4) in another crucial contest. Alyssa Thomas has been a triple-double revelation for Scorch’s squad; Kelsey Plum is balling out for the team she once was a ballgirl for:

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As the Indiana Fever (19-18) cling to a playoff spot, they need wins coming down the stretch of the WNBA's 2025 regular season in order to advance back to the postseason.

The Fever host the Seattle Storm (20-18) on Tuesday night as they sit one game in front of the Los Angeles Sparks in the standings for the WNBA's final playoff slot.

As has been the case since she suffered her latest injury on July 15, the Fever will be without star point guard Caitlin Clark. Clark is missing her 16th straight regular-season game and her 25th regular-season game in all.

As tipoff approaches, here's how Fever fans can watch Indiana square off vs. Seattle:

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The struggling Indiana Fever meet the surging Seattle Storm on Tuesday night in a battle of WNBA teams fighting for playoff positioning. Tipoff is set for 7 p.m. ET from Gainbridge Fieldhouse and the game will be televised on CBS Sports Network.

The Fever (19-18) have lost six of their last eight amid a string of injuries, which are starting to take their toll. The club has notably been missing the services of star Caitlin Clark, who is battling a groin injury, since July 15. Indiana's injury woes now include versatile guard Sophie Cunningahm, who is out for the season because of an MCL tear. Cunningham was averaging 8.6 points and 3.5 rebounds per game. Indiana currently holds a loose grasp on the No. 8 and final playoff seed, with the Los Angeles Sparks (17-18) closely behind. The Fever are coming off back-to-back losses against the Minnesota Lynx, including a 97-84 setback Sunday night.

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