Indiana Fever to relaunch ‘Stranger Things' special edition jersey
The team first wore the jersey with the "Stranger Things" font on the front in 2021.
"Stranger Things" – which is set in the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana – will stream its final season on Netflix in three parts starting on Nov. 26. The jersey will also feature Demogorgon claw accents, and "011" on the waistband, referencing the character, Eleven, portrayed by actress Millie Bobby Brown.
The team also plans on wearing the jersey in home games on July 30 vs. the Phoenix Mercury, Aug. 9 vs. the Chicago Sky, Aug. 12 vs. the Dallas Wings, Aug. 26 vs. the Seattle Storm, and Sept. 9 against the Minnesota Lynx.
The only road game where the jersey is scheduled to be worn is against the Sparks in Los Angeles on Aug. 29.
The Fever are 12-12 and in seventh place in the WNBA standings after Tuesday night's loss to the New York Liberty. Indiana is still without star Caitlin Clark as she is nursing a groin injury.
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