How to watch Indiana Fever vs New York Liberty today: Time, TV channel
The Indiana Fever (12-10) close their first half with one final road date at the New York Liberty (14-6) from the Barclays Center tonight.
Riding a three-game winning streak, the Fever could vault into the season's second half with another victory over the Liberty on Wednesday night.
But, the game itself might take a backseat to Caitlin Clark's injury status. Clark was listed as questionable on the Fever's game day injury report after exiting in the final minute of Indiana's 85-77 Tuesday night victory over the Connecticut Sun with a right groin ailment.
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If Clark can't go, it will be the 11th game that Clark has missed this season, including the WNBA Commissioner's Cup Championship.
As tipoff approaches, here's where, when and how Fever fans can tune into the Fever's first-half finale against Connecticut:
What channel is the Indiana Fever vs. New York Liberty game on today? Time, TV schedule
TV: CBS Sports Network
Tipoff Time: 6:30 p.m. CT
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Stream: The game can be streamed via Fubo, which offers a free trial to first-time customers.
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