Indiana Feve r stars Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston have emerged as one of the most dynamic young duos in the WNBA, leading the league in an unprecedented statistic.

The Indiana Fever's regular season is coming to an end with a matchup against the Washington Mystics. Before their Thursday contest, Indiana's social media team dropped a few notes on two of their biggest stars,

Limited tickets still remain to see Caitlin Clark’s WNBA playoff debut on Sunday, Sept. 22 against the Connecticut Sun.

Here's what to know as the Connecticut Sun face Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever in the WNBA playoffs. Read more on Boston.com.

The Indiana Fever totaled 643,343 fans this season, at home and on the road, which is the most ever in WNBA history.

Regardless of what happens in the regular-season finale against the Washington Mystics, the Indiana Fever (20-19) and star Caitlin Clark are playoff bound -- and they aren't content with just reaching the postseason for the first time in nearly a decade.

A lot has changed in the world and for the Indiana Fever since their last playoff appearance and Clark joined the team

Indiana Fever players are giving Caitlin Clark her flowers after their regular season finale marked the largest crowd in WNBA history.

Sika Kone scored 20 points off the bench and Emily Engstler and Ariel Atkins netted 17 points each to lead the Washington Mystics past Caitlin Clark's Indiana Fever before the largest crowd in WNBA history.

Caitlin Clark had 21 turnovers through three games. Indiana started 1-8. But the Fever drowned out the outside noise to return to the WNBA playoffs.

The WNBA playoff picture sorted itself out in the final hours of the regular season Thursday night, right on cue for a league that often doesn’t tidy things up until the very end. No. 1 New York, No.