Latest2020 Player Reviews

One of the greatest players in WNBA history continued to guide the Indiana Fever during the 2020 season. Candice Dupree started every game in the regular season for the 13th time in her 15-year career.

Kathleen Doyle was the 2020 second round draft pick by the Indiana Fever in April. Doyle appeared in 18 of 22 games for the Fever, averaging 1.5 points, 1.1 assists, 0.8 rebounds and 8.6 minutes per contest.

Tiffany Mitchell rounded out her fifth WNBA season with career high averages in points (12.7), rebounds (3.4), assists (2.6) and minutes played

The first draft pick by the Indiana Fever in the Marianne Stanley era was three-time All-American, Lauren Cox. Cox made her WNBA debut against the Los Angeles Sparks on August 5 and played in the next 13 games.

Victoria Vivians appeared in the first four games of the season, but unfortunately sustained a right knee injury against the Atlanta Dream on August 2.

As the sixth leading scorer averaging 17.9 points per game during the 2020 season, Kelsey Mitchell was the offensive catalyst for the Fever.

Erica Wheeler captivated the national audience during the 2019 season. However, Wheeler unfortunately remained in the WNBA Medical Protocol for the entirety of the 2020 season and never joined the Fever in Bradenton, Florida.

Kamiah Smalls endured one of the most remarkable journeys by a player during the abbreviated 2020 regular season.

Julie Allemand stepped into a starting role to begin the 2020 regular season and never looked back. The 2020 WNBA and Associated Press All-Rookie Team nominee was drafted in the third round by the Fever in 2016, but continued to play overseas before joining the WNBA. She became the first player in league history to make the WNBA All-Rookie Team after being drafted in the third round.

Natalie Achonwa started 11 of 18 games played for the Indiana Fever during the 2020 season. Achonwa’s impact on the court was matched as one of the league’s key voices off the court regarding social justice issues.