For years, the Indiana Fever have been a franchise searching for its moment—a team in transition, quietly waiting for the right spark to ignite its rise. Now, as the WNBA landscape shifts, Indiana stands on the brink of something extraordinary. With Caitlin Clark’s arrival already sending shockwaves through the league, the Fever are poised to make a major leap. But what if they could add even more star power?

As the offseason heats up, fans and analysts alike are buzzing about the Fever’s potential to attract some of the biggest names in the game. Here’s an in-depth look at 10 key free agents—plus one international wildcard—who could transform Indiana from a promising upstart into a legitimate title contender.

1. Kelsey Mitchell: The Heartbeat of Indiana

For seven seasons, Kelsey Mitchell has been the anchor of the Fever. Her relentless scoring, leadership, and consistency have made her a fan favorite. Last season, Mitchell averaged an impressive 19.2 points per game, including a string of 20-point performances that showcased her offensive prowess.

Now an unrestricted free agent, Mitchell’s future in Indiana is a hot topic. Many believe that her partnership with Clark could create one of the league’s most dynamic backcourts. The Fever have the option to “core” Mitchell, offering her a supermax contract worth around $250,000—a move fans hope will keep her in the Hoosier State.

Mitchell herself has embraced the newfound spotlight since Clark’s arrival, saying, “I laugh and embrace it… I just hope I do right by all the new fans.” Her humility and work ethic have only endeared her further to Fever nation.

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2. Kelsey Plum: The Sharpshooter Indiana Needs?

With the Las Vegas Aces facing salary cap challenges, Kelsey Plum’s future is uncertain. Renowned for her lethal three-point shooting (41.4% on 5.3 attempts per game in 2023), Plum could be a perfect fit alongside Clark and Mitchell.

Plum’s championship pedigree and mutual respect with Clark make her a tantalizing option. “You remember how you feel, and you try to pass it on,” Plum said of mentoring young stars. If she lands in Indiana, the Fever’s offense could become one of the most explosive in the league, blending shooting, playmaking, and leadership.

3. Gabby Williams: Defensive Dynamo

Gabby Williams’ game-changing defense and versatility have made her one of the WNBA’s most sought-after free agents. Despite limited appearances last season due to overseas commitments, Williams’ impact is undeniable—especially after helping lead Team France to a silver medal at the Paris Olympics.

Her ability to guard multiple positions and anchor a defense would give Indiana the grit and balance needed for a playoff run. Williams’ respect for Clark and her relentless mentality align perfectly with the Fever’s vision for the future.

4. Nneka Ogwumike: The Veteran Leader

A nine-time All-Star and former MVP, Nneka Ogwumike brings championship experience and elite production (16.6 points, 7.6 rebounds, 2.3 assists per game in 2024). With her ability to play both center and power forward, Ogwumike could form a dominant frontcourt tandem with Aaliyah Boston, providing leadership and poise for Indiana’s young roster.

Ogwumike’s admiration for Clark—and her recognition of Indiana’s surging fanbase—could make the Fever an attractive destination for the veteran star.

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5. Satou Sabally: The Versatile Rising Star

At just 25, Satou Sabally has emerged as one of the league’s most promising talents, averaging 19.4 points, 8.4 rebounds, and 4.5 assists last season. Her ability to impact both ends of the floor makes her a coveted free agent.

Sabally’s ties to Indiana run deep: she shares an agency with Aaliyah Boston and has a previous connection with new Fever GM Amber Cox. Fans are already dreaming of a frontcourt duo featuring Sabally’s versatility and Boston’s power—a combination that could torment opponents for years to come.

6. Tammy Fagbenle: The Defensive Specialist

Though not always the flashiest name, Tammy Fagbenle’s defensive impact was felt every time she stepped on the court last season. Despite missing games due to injury, her ability to anchor the paint and raise the team’s defensive rating was invaluable. For a young team looking to bolster its identity on that end, Fagbenle could be a key piece.

7. A’ja Wilson: The Unlikely Superstar

While A’ja Wilson is under contract, speculation always swirls around superstars when teams are reshuffling. Her championship pedigree, MVP-caliber play, and leadership would instantly elevate any roster. Even if a long shot, fans can’t help but dream.

8. Brittney Sykes: The Two-Way Threat

Known for her elite defense and ability to score in transition, Sykes could provide the Fever with a spark off the bench or in the starting lineup. Her tenacity and versatility would fit seamlessly with Indiana’s evolving style.

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9. Alysha Clark: Veteran Glue

A seasoned champion, Clark’s leadership and defensive acumen have made her a respected presence in every locker room she’s joined. For a Fever team looking to take the next step, her experience could be invaluable.

10. Jonquel Jones: The Game-Changer

A former MVP and one of the league’s premier bigs, Jones’ ability to stretch the floor and dominate inside could give Indiana a new dimension. Pairing her with Boston would make the Fever’s frontcourt one of the most feared in the WNBA.

11. The International Wildcard

No offseason would be complete without a surprise. Rumors swirl about an overseas star—perhaps a European or Australian standout—who could bring global attention and fresh energy to Indiana. With Clark’s international appeal, the Fever may be on the radar of top players worldwide.

A New Era Begins

Caitlin Clark’s arrival in Indiana has already transformed the franchise, selling out arenas and inspiring a new generation of fans. As one WNBA veteran put it, “She is her own economy… a reflection of what should happen in women’s sports.” The Fever now face a golden opportunity: surround Clark and Boston with the right mix of talent, experience, and leadership, and the sky’s the limit.

With smart moves and a little luck, Indiana could soon go from a team in transition to a powerhouse—one that contends for championships and captures the imagination of basketball fans everywhere.