How to watch Indiana Fever vs. Chicago Sky: Time, TV channel, streaming
How to watch Indiana Fever vs. Chicago Sky: Time, TV channel, streaming
After a seven-day hiatus, the Indiana Fever (3-4) return to action tonight as they travel to the United Center in Chicago, Ill., for a clash vs. Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky (2-4).
In addition to missing injured star point guard Caitlin Clark and potentially shooting guard Sophie Cunningham for tonight's game, the Fever could also be without head coach Stephanie White, who was absent from Friday's team practice due to personal reasons.
In the event White is unable to attend tonight's game, assistant coach Austin Kelly will serve as interim head coach, and Karima Christmas-Kelly and Briann January will serve as his assistants.
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Outside of Clark, the team's highest-scoring option has been guard Kelsey Mitchell, who averages 17.4 points per game on 40.2% from the floor, including 34.2% from 3-point territory and 69.7% from the free-throw line through seven games played.
As the two rival franchises, separated by 183 miles, tip off in the second of five meetings this season, here's how fans can tune in.
What channel is the Indiana Fever vs. Chicago Sky game on today? Time, TV schedule
Local TV: CBS
Start Time: 7 p.m. CT
Where to watch Indiana Fever vs. Chicago Sky on livestream
Stream: The game can be streamed via Fubo, which offers a free trial to first-time customers.
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